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Stock Market Expert - Answered on Jun 22, 2023

Samraat Jadhav is the founder of Prosperity Wealth Adviser.
He is a SEBI-registered investment and research analyst and has over 18 years of experience in managing high-end portfolios.
A management graduate from XLRI-Jamshedpur, Jadhav specialises in portfolio management, investment banking, financial planning, derivatives, equities and capital markets.... more

Question by SPR on Jun 17, 2023Hindi

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Sir, I am holding following shares. Pls advise what to do 1) Bank of India 200 @ 77 2) Bank of Maharashtra 500 @C 30.80 3) Indian Overseas Bank 600 @ 32.50 4) PNB 300 @ 57.40 5) SBI 100 @ 579.75 6) South Indian Bank 1000 @ 19.20 7) Tata steel 200 @ 119.15 8) UCO Bank 500 @31.75 9) Union Bank of India 250 @ 81.75 10) Yes Bank 1000 @ 22.15

Ans: PSU banks are doing good and there is a good change in balance sheet and profitability. HOLD all for atleast 5yrs.

Disclaimer: Investments in securities are subject to market RISKS. Read all the related documents carefully before investing. Please consult your appointed/paid financial adviser before taking any decision. The securities quoted are for illustration only and are not recommendatory. Registration granted by SEBI, membership of BASL and certification from NISM in no way guarantee performance of the intermediary or provide any assurance of returns to investors.

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Ans: Only policybazar and starhealth looking good, others all sell

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Sir, I am holding following shares. Pls advise what to do 1) Adani Ports 20 @ 710.50 2) Adani Power 50 @ 265.30 3) Adani Wilmar 30 @ 506.35 4) Ambuja Cement 35 @ 508.45 5) Bank of India 200 @ 77 6) Bank of Maharashtra 500 @C 30.80 7) Brightcom Group 1000 @ 24.85 8) Hindalco 50 @ 479.70 9) IFCI 1000 @ 14.20 10) Indian Overseas Bank 600 @ 32.50 11) IOCL 120 @ 85.70 12) ITC 40 @ 427.05 13) J Kumar Infra 50 @ 232.90 14) Kalyan Jwellers 100 @ 121.10 15) NALCO 125 @ 82 16) PC Jwellers 1000 @ 27.65 17) Pennar Industries 500 @72.80 18) PNB 300 @ 57.40 19) Power Finance Corp 100 @ 143.7 20) RECL 120 @ 120.55 21) Reliance Power 5000 @ 13 22) RVNL 200 @ 121 23) SBI 100 @ 579.75 24) South Indian Bank 1000 @ 19.20 25) Suzlon Energy 3000 @ 11.23 26) Tata Motors 200 @ 385.70 27) Tata steel 200 @ 119.15 28) TTML 300 @ 67.35 29) TV Today Network 100 @ 298 30) UCO Bank 500 @31.75 31) Union Bank of India 250 @ 81.75 32) Vedanta 100 @ 308.95 33) Vodafone Idea 2000 @ 7.20 34) Welspun Enterprises 150 @ 161.50 35) Yes Bank 1000 @ 22.15

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