Best Stocks to consider for Long term investment in 2022

 1. hdfc bank

2. HUL

3. sbi bank

4. hdfc

5. Bajafinance

6. wipro

7. Asian paints

8. Adani green

9. bajaj finserv

10. Larsen & Turbo. 

11. Tata Motors
12.  tata power





To start investing  you first Open your  Demat Account from this top 3  best  Broker in India

1)Angel One   in this you can open from this link  in free & Get free research advice here also.


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2)Upstox  in this you can open from this link   in free  & get news updates for each stocks.


https://upstox.com/open-account/?f=25BSKQ


3)Groww :-You can also  open your demat account in Groww & invest in mutual funds also  g

click  on  Groww .


Free mutual fund investment



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