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13th November 2007, 06:20 PM

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dear members,

i have been trading only for short term gains and am quite new to trading.
i hold ifci shares @ 83.30. should i hold them for long term or sell them when there is a swing. I hold nagarjune fert also @ 61.50.

more often i have found that the shares i sell for small gains would have profited me a lot had i held them a little longer.

also, can i invest in ispat at current levels ( for long term)

kindly guide.

thanks,

shanthi

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