This is my portfolio. kindly advise what to hold, what to exit, what to add.

Apollo Tyres – Hold, Can add more

Firstsource Solution - Hold

JSW Energy Ltd. - Sell

Jain Irrigation DVR - Sell

Jindal St & Pwr - Hold

Kingfisher Airlines - Sell

Man Infraconstruction - Sell

Marksans Pharma - Hold

NHPC – Hold

Radico Khaitan Ltd. - Hold

SBI – Hold, Can add more as well

South Indian Bank - Sell

Steel Authority - Sell

Suven life sciences - Sell

Here is my portfolio. Please suggest on whether to hold or exit

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Question by manas - Oct 20, 2020Hindi

Alphageo: 30 stocks at 1067.09 - Exit

Cerebra Integrated: 500 stocks at 61.28 - Exit

GIC: 64 stocks at 433.50 - Exit

HDFC AMC: 13 stocks at 1100 - Hold

HDFCSTA: 50 stocks at 290 - Hold

ICICIBAN: 38 stocks at 371.57 - Hold

ICICILOM: 22 stocks at 661 - Hold

JACINV: 1000 stocks at 4.18 - Exit

JAIASS: 200 stocks at 25.18 - Exit

NTPC: 10 stocks at 99.24 - Hold

PAWHOL: 195 stocks at 15.61 - Exit

RELCOM: 309 stocks at 32.19 - Exit

SBICAR: 19 stocks at 755 - Hold

YESBAN: 1000 stocks at 12 – Exit if not under lock in

Please review my portfolio. Pl suggest to exit or hold or add.

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Answered on Oct 22, 2020

Question by Maninder - Oct 22, 2020Hindi

Markson pharma @36 - Hold

Hdfc bank@1066 - Hold

Alok industry @35 - Exit

Igarashi motors@300 - Exit

Yes bank@14 – Exit if not under lock in

Balakrishnan industries @1201 - Hold

Bandhan bank@286 – Hold, or better choice would be to shift to ICICI Bank

L&T@ 900 - Hold

CDSL@245 - Hold

Parag milk@94 - Exit

Reliance industries@1700 - Hold

Techmahindra @699 - Hold

SPARC@293 - Exit

Below is my portfolio. Kindly suggest what to sell and exit.

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Question by ankur - Aug 26, 2020Hindi

Sbi -Hold

Hul-Hold

Hindustan zinc-Hold

Voda Idea - Exit

Ambuja cements -Hold

Jyothi lab-Hold

Biocon-Hold

Itc-Hold

Mishra dhatu nigam-Hold

Titan-Hold

Hcl tech-Hold

Icici prudential-Hold

Gail india-Hold

Ongc-Hold

Wipro-Hold

Federal bank-Hold

Tata motors-Hold for atleast 2-3 years

Hindalco-Hold

Nmdc-Hold

Hpcl-Hold

Petronet Lng-Hold

Igl-Hold

Bharat electronics-Hold

Sail-Exit

Bpcl-Hold

Icici bank-Hold

Sunpharma-Hold

Vedanta-Hold

Ioc-Hold

Ntpc-Hold

Tech Mahindra-Hold

Emami-Hold

Au small fin bank - Exit

Granules-Hold

Aditya birla capital-Hold for atleast 2-3 years

Himatsingka seide- Exit

Powergrid corp-Hold

Dlf- Exit

Cipla-Hold

Axis bank-Hold

Jagran prakashan-Exit

Jindal steel-Hold

I want to which life insurance company may be given better benefit after 60yrs

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