What about RIL for long-term?

Ans: YES, RIL is good for long term !!

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Ans: RIL and Tata Steel looks good out of your choice.

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Ans: yes

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Ans: Yes for long term(5 years+)!!

Ans: Hello;

Reliance doesn't have a great dividend payout record.

Each of Reliance's business has innovative disruption knocking at their door.

Jio has threat from starlink, oneweb and other such innovations.

Retail has strong threat from E-Com and now Q-Com.

Worldwide EVs are fast replacing vehicles run on petrol/diesel.

We are not sure how Reliance will adapt to this intensely competitive landscape.

Therefore our view is to stay away from direct stocks be it Reliance or any other and invest in mutual funds for long term.

Best wishes;