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21st July 2004, 09:04 PM
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Best Indian picks
Investment in stock market based upon the analysis for longterm investment look into strong low traded stock like Aptech Ltd,Elgi Equipment,GTL,shyam tele,sri adhi bro,supreme inds,kale consultant,alembic chem,zicom electr,zee telefilms,nucleus software,vesuvius,abshek,fujitsu icim,padmaya telecom,indrapr gas,kopran,lyka labs,mukand,ndtv,moser bear(short term underperformer pick the share when decline),jupiter orga,indrapra gas,spinning mills(vardhman spg&genl,mahavir spg,nahar spg),more focus on agro based industries.
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29th July 2004, 08:31 AM
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Re: Best Indian picks
I understnad that some management of the companies have not investor's friendly attitude but they are very much concerned about their companies. And to my opinion such companies sould not be ignored on the part of management and such companies are the best companies for long term investment.
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Re: Best Indian picks
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