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Answered on Mar 29, 2022

Question by Vijay on Mar 29, 2022Hindi

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I am holding following shares pls suggest which one for long term. All brought after jan 2021.

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Company	No of shares	Recommendation
Balajiamines	25	Hold
Berger paints	56	Hold
Deepak nitrate	51	Hold
Exide	265	Hold
Fine organi	26	Hold
India pesticide	80	Hold
Jaiprakash	6000	Exit
Kalyan	700	Exit
Rupa and co	65	Hold
Sumaya	20	Exit
Syncom	1000	Exit
Tcs	33	Hold
Texmaco	300	Exit

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