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Financial Planner - Answered on Aug 07, 2023

Advait Arora has over 20 years of experience in direct investing in stock markets in India and overseas.
He holds a masters in IT management from the University Of Wollongong, Australia, and an MBA in marketing from Charles Strut University, NewCastle, Australia.
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Question by D on Feb 24, 2023Hindi

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IBULL HOUSING FINANCE HOLDING 2000 SHARES @201 HOW MUCH TIME IT WILL TAKE TO RICH AT THIS PRICE.

Ans: not the best stock to hold for long term. it is struggling. sell and buy something better

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3. You may merge your ELSS investments into one fund, my advice would be Mirae Asset ELSS.

4. This will help rationalize number of funds in your portfolio from 10(+2) to 7.

5. Discipline, focus and periodic review in MF investment are a must!

6. As you reach closer to your target transfer the gains from equity funds to liquid/debt funds to protect it from volatility.

I am quite hopeful that you may very well achieve the intended target with the right approach.

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