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Answered on Aug 25, 2020

Question by Pinak on Aug 25, 2020Hindi

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I am small term investor. My humble request to you to review my portfolio and advise sell/ hold for long term 5yr or more and suggest me some good stocks.

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1)sbi@242(7 nos) - Hold

2)rvnl@24.12(75nos) - Hold

3)tata motors@110(5nos) – Hold for atleast 2-3 years

4)itc@203(2nos) - Hold

5)ncc@35(1no) - Exit

6)bel@103(10nos) - Hold

7)marksanpharma@36(10nos) - Hold

8)wipro@260(3nos) - Hold

9)yes bank@16(35nos) – Hold

10)reliance@1239(1nos) - Hold

11)canarabank@105(3nos) - Exit

12)central bank of india@20(15nos) – Exit

One can buy ICICI bank, Bharti Airtel, M&M Britannia Industries and Havells.

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Question by Sagnik - Dec 03, 2020Hindi

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I got the reference from one of the portal and I want to get some advice on my stock portfolio which i hold currently. I am a new begineer only started in August and bought the following stocks. I am planning to hold long term atleast 2-3 years. Can you please suggest which are the ones to hold and to sell once i get some profit. And also which are the stocks in which i can buy some more shares in dips. And any new stocks which you will suggest for some guaranteed returns after 2-3 years.

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