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AVINASH Question by AVINASH on Aug 15, 2023Hindi
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HFCL @81.00. HAS ANY POTENTIAL FOR LONG TERM OR TO EXIT ?

Ans: i would say it is not the best portfolio stock. Stick to good quality stocks which are showing consistent growth and are not facing any sector head winds !!
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