I am a long term investor and for below stocks have planned exit on rallies approach. Can you give your views or suggest alternatives?

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Ans: Hi Reshma,

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Ans: Hello;

Through PPFAS flexicap fund you also get exposure to US tech stocks like Alphabet, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta.

My suggestion would be to allocate entirely to PPFAS flexicap fund, monitor performance for 2-3 years and then make changes, if required.

Also my advice would be to shift to Nippon India Multicap Fund.

Happy Investing;

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Ans: Hello;

What is the expected monthly rental from industrial plot and machinery?

Are you currently occupying one of the flats mentioned here or are all of them given on rent?

Also your term life insurance is very low. You should have minimum term insurance cover of 2.4 Cr.

You have good assets in agri land, industrial land, gold, real estate but they are relatively illiquid when need arises hence term insurance cover with riders for critical care and accident benefit are an absolute must!

Considering the home loan tenure of 17 years and 3 small kids in the family to be supported for education and decent lifestyle, I am not sure if you can retire in 7 years timeframe from now.

However I would appreciate your reply to my queries above, before I give my firm view about your retirement in 7 years timeframe.

Best wishes;

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Ans: all above mentioned stocks are penny stocks and BAD quality. There is no target for such companies as they are treated as GARBAGE for me.

Ans: Hello;

Not possible to share excel sheet here but calculation is given below;

Employee contribution (EPF): 12% of basic(20000)= 2400

Employer contribution (EPF): 3.67% of basic(20000)=734

Employer contribution (EPS): 8.33% of Basic or 15K= 1250

Best wishes;