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Ans: IRCTC is a sort of a monopoly. hold is for sometime & check results too.

Ans: hold

Ans: exit as no new product innovation and companies market share is also declining.

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Ans: which stock?

Ans: at what price did you buy? and how long you can hold?

Ans: SELL and more to better picks. L&T is the best in this domain.

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Ans: Hold IRCTC ! it is a type of monopoly. so wait for sometime

Ans: Hold IRCTC ! it is a type of monopoly. so wait for sometime

Ans: Book Value per share Improving for last 2 years
FII / FPI or Institutions increasing their shareholding
India is going to build huge infrastructure in coming years and IRB is a pioneer company in it. Stay Invested. But also look at the cash flows closely. If any bad news in this company its a strict exit.

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