2018 Multibaggers – Top Large Cap, Mid Cap & Small Cap Stock Recommendations (for Medium to Long term)

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3. Dear sir
   Iam holding rallies india and pvr cinemas is this good stocks to hold

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   1. Rakesh JhunJhunwala hold 9% in Rallis India and he recently said that he liked that stock.

      Read – Rakesh Jhunjhunwala Latest Portfolio Holdings – July 2014

      PVR also is leding company in Cineplex business and has good growth.

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4. Sir,I have bought 6000 shares of gujarat nre coke @15.75. Plz advice me

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   1. Sorry, we donot have expertise to give stocks specific advice.

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5. I am advised by bajajcapitals to buy mutual funds of ” Reliance Tax Saver (ELSS) Fund (G)” and “Sundaram TOP 100 – Series v – Regular Plan (D)”
   I am new to this , please suggest whether to go with it or not.
   Invest amount is 50K INR. Please reply ASAP

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   1. Hi Sweta, First you need to decide for how long you want to make this invest? Whehter it is one time or regular ?

      It is always advisable to invest on monthly basis regularly via SIP method, so that you average your purchases. You can start with as low as Rs 1000 per month.

      ELSS Funds are tax saving funds which are eligible u/s 80C (overall limit is Rs 1 lakh). So if you have not exhausted your overall limit of 80C investments – PF, PPF Insurance etc, then you can think of investing in ELSS Funds. There is a lockin period of 3 years in ELSS Funds

      See more details & best performing ELSS FUnds
      https://wealth18.com/best-elss-tax-saving-mutual-funds-for-investment-in-2014/

      If you are investing for long term, say 7-10 years, you can invest in Equity funds. Some of the best funds are given below :
      https://wealth18.com/best-mutual-funds-to-invest-in-2014-top-performing-mutual-funds-in-india/

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6. Sir, For one time investment without locking system which funds are recommended with more earnings. thanks

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   1. Are you talking about Mutual funds with no lock-in ? In that case, you can consider open ended funds (except ELSS where there is 3 year lockin)

      Also note that some funds have exit fees of 0.5 – 2% if redeemed before 6 months or 1 year. However, the exit fees are schemes specific.

      Some good funds are given in list below

      https://wealth18.com/best-mutual-funds-to-invest-in-2014-top-performing-mutual-funds-in-india/

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7. Dear Sir,
   Sir I want to know that how is gammon India & camlin fine & crisil . Sir I want basic information about the companies please help me sir.
   Thanks

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   1. Sorry, but we are not able to give any stock specific advice. For stock research, you can look into websites like moneycontrol.com

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8. Dear Mr.Vivek
   If we invest in stocks which Rakesh Jhunjhunwala is holding, does it help to make good money (atleast by probability)
   regards
   Jacob

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   1. There is no certainty as last year many of his stocks gone down to half. So you should have capacity to hold losses. For retail investor, I will suggest to invest via Equity Mutual funds.

      https://wealth18.com/best-mutual-funds-to-invest-in-2014-top-performing-mutual-funds-in-india/

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9. Hi Vivek,
   I am planning to invest in the below stocks on a monthly basis, for a period of 5 years . Please advice 3 good stocks from Midcaps and 3 good stocks from Smallcaps below.

   Midcaps
   Stock Industry
   Astral Poly Tec Plastics
   Atul Dyes & Pigments
   Kaveri Seed Miscellaneous
   Sundaram-Clayto Auto Ancillaries
   JK Lakshmi Cem Cement – Major
   Finolex Cables Cables – Telephone

   Smallcaps Industry
   Suprajit Eng Auto Ancillaries
   Marksans Pharma Pharmaceuticals
   Indoco Remedies Pharmaceuticals
   CCL Products Plantations – Tea & Coffee
   La Opala RG Glass & Glass Products
   Cera Sanitary Ceramics/Granite
   Somany Ceramics Ceramics/Granite
   Mahindra Ugine Steel – Medium / Small
   Wim Plast Plastics
   Vinati Organics Chemicals
   Granules India Pharmaceuticals
   Avanti Feeds Aquaculture

   Regards,
   T Venkatesh

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   1. Hi, We donot give stock specific advice.

      Also, as a retail investor, I will suggest you to invest via Mid cap & small cap mutual funds, so that your risks are distributed. See some of the best performing funds

      https://wealth18.com/best-mutual-funds-to-invest-in-2014-top-performing-mutual-funds-in-india/

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10. Dear Sir,
    I am holding Autoline industries last 2 year My buying 150 Any idea Auto line industries i can hold another 3 months what is the target of Autoline industries please advice i shall be very thankful to you.

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    1. Sorry we donot provide advice on individual stocks for short term.

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11. sir I m regularly buying equity stocks. however overall my port folio seems in loss. kindly suggest me whether i can invest online in mutual funds as i did in equity shares. i have no idea about the mutual fund schemes.

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    1. Mutual funds are good way to invest for small retail investors. See some good post below & then you can ask detailed questions :

       https://wealth18.com/best-mutual-funds-to-invest-in-2014-top-performing-mutual-funds-in-india/

       https://wealth18.com/how-to-invest-in-mutual-funds-in-india-online-offline-options/

       https://wealth18.com/basics-of-mutual-fund/

       https://wealth18.com/top-10-reasons-to-invest-via-mutual-funds/

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12. Dear Sir Iam having Autoline industries around 5000 share last two years iam holding at the rate of 130 What should i iam a long term share holder please advice i can hold another two months please advice what is the Target of Autoline industries iI shall be very thankful to you. My ea

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    1. Apologies but we are not in position to give stock specific advice for short term.

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13. Dear sir please advice in long term Autoline industries how is the stock any target advice me.

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    1. sorry, we are not in position to give stock specific advise.

       See some details re Autoline Industries :
       https://www.moneycontrol.com/india/stockpricequote/autoancillaries/autolineindustries/AI59

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14. Dear Sir,
    I want to invest Rs. 3000 per month in Shares for long terms.
    Please suggest best shares.
    Thanks
    Sangeeta Shah

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    1. Hi Sangeeta,

       Apologies but we doot give guidance for individual shares. However you can consider investing in Blue chip shares.

       Alternatively you can consider investing via Mutual funds where you get benefit of professional expertise.

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15. Dear sir,
    I am a graduate and just started earning. I want to start investing in stock market on a regular basis for very long term ( upto 20 years or so). Please suggest me good stocks and amount of investment I need to make.

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    1. As a retail investor, I would suggest to go for the mutual fund route.
       https://wealth18.com/best-mutual-funds-to-invest-in-2014-top-performing-mutual-funds-in-india

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16. Hi team,

    I am planning to invest rs 5000/- each in the following mutual fund for 3-5 years . Please suggest me is it good to invest or not.

    SBI Blue Chip Fund (G)
    Canara Robeco Emerging Equities (G)

    Thanks
    Manjuka

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    1. Both funds are good for long term investment.

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17. Dear Vivek,, iwant to invest RS.12000/- p.m. please suggest some funds. iwanto gain rs. 4000000/- in 10 years, so please suggest some funds..i have selected two funds..
    1. ICICI PRU EXP & OTHER SERVICES RP ( G ).
    2. UTI MNC ( G ). PLEASE SUGGEST…

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    1. Hi, If you invest Rs 12000 for 10 years, you may be able to accumulate Rs 27-33 lakhs (assuming 12-15% annual CAGR return)
       If you invest Rs 12000 for 15 years, you may be able to accumulate Rs 60-80 lakhs (assuming 12-15% annual CAGR return)

       You can consider investing in 4-5 funds. Please see below, some of the best performing Equity Mutual funds
       https://wealth18.com/best-top-performing-equity-mutual-funds-to-invest/

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18. i want to invest monthly 5000/ in stocks or mutuval funds kindly suggest good funds

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    1. Hi, some of the best performing funds are provided in the link below
       https://wealth18.com/best-top-performing-equity-mutual-funds-to-invest/

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