What are the best long-term investment high growth and safe (low risks) stocks on NSE? Why?

Here I will tell you which share is best for long term investment in India. Lupin Ltd. Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd. Asian Paints Ltd. I T C Ltd. Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. HCL Technologies Ltd. Bosch Ltd. State Bank of India When you invest in above securities, you are tend to earn around 1400% returns in 10 years. Read more at: http://wikifinancepedia.com/investing/top-10-best-stocks-for-long-term-investment-in-india to know the calculation and brief detail of it.After going through many different websites for finance. I have found this http://wikifinancepedia.com/ website very useful. Check it out !Thanks…:)

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I would only buy 5 - 8 stocks. That forces discipline and better tracking and better returns. Follow Motilal Oswal (Raamdeo Agrawal) about what stocks to pick. You will be thankful after 5 - 8 years. If you have a 1 - 2 year window, DO NOT INVEST.

Without thinking much and going deep into fundamentals,you can invest anytime in blue chip companies as they never ditch and have high growth opportunities., specially in oil and gas sector because cruedoil has come way down from its usual price in last 2 years and there is a high growth prospect for oil companies.Some stocks which i would like to recommend at current scenario-1.Castrol2.HPCL3.Reliance industries

hi,If your view is for long term then you you will have to take calculated risk.Then only you will get good returns.I will suggest you to start investing in large cap mutual funds and stay invested for long term.I will advise you to go with SIP (Systematic Investment Plan) option so you can start investing by minimum amount of 500 per month. Please consult a good mutual fund consultant before start investing.

Information worth evaluating: 1) Harshad Mehta Scam (1992): Sensex corrected by 54% in 1 year, it jumped 127% post that in 1 ½ years 2) 1996 Crisis: Sensex plunged 40% in over a 4 year period, it jumped by 115% post that in little over 1 year 3) IT Bubble burst (2000): Sensex crashed by 56% in 1 ½ years, it jumped 138% in 2 ½ years 4) Lehman Crisis (2008): Sensex crashed by 61% in 1 year, it jumped by 157% in 1 ½ years post that 5) 2010: Sensex corrected by 28% in 1 year, it jumped by 96% in 3 years post that 6) 2015: Sensex has already corrected by 23% in 1 year, what next????? Those who continued their SIPs during falling market benefited the most. Markets never give an indication before bouncing back!! Now choose your stocks using inki pinky pongy .

Hi there..Thanks for making your question specific. There are many such stocks available in India.. But what I'm not so sure is about the time frame. Probably because I have always been a short-medium term trader.Some good companies are: Max Financial Dynamatic Technologies Yes Bank Always have an exit strategy. It helps..Let me give you an example. Let's say you bought into stocks in early 2013 when stocks had started to correct badly especially the banks. Imagine if you had bought stocks like Canara Bank without an exit strategy due to their "great" fundamentals. You got a big rally in 2014 and then your value eroded and paper profits disappeared. Guess what? You're now feeling like a loser because when you could take a handsome profit, you didn't and now you're sitting on a loss that seems like it can never be recovered.I have personally been through this a number of times only to realize that markets have to be timed. If it can give you the returns you expect in 5 years in 1 year, take it.It's a good investment. Just my two cents.. To each his own. The stocks I have mentioned above are fundamentally great! Hope this helps.Co-Founder & CEO, http://www.fyers.in

Pick the sector leader and have realistic expectations ie 20 to 25% of return i will give some names from each sectors IT Sector 1.TCS 2.HCL Tech 3.Tech Mahindra 4.Infosys Auto - Tata motors,Eicher,Hero,Bajaj auto,Mahi and Mahi,Maruti Pharma- Sun,Lupin,Dr.Reddy,Torrent,Alembic Consumer - Godrej consumer ,Dabur,Glaxosmithkline food,Pidilite,Berger,Asian paints Capital goods - l&T banking - private sector bank - HDFC,ICICI,Kotak,Yes bank,Axis ,Indusind bank I think if u invest in these companies and wait for 2 to 3 yrs you will surely get 20 to 25% return PA on your investment Don't buy metal ,airlines,Real estate and Infra companies Don't invest in any of the reliance companies