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Stock Picks for Long Term

Indian Markets had been reaching new highs and conquering new boundaries. I would like to share you this quarters stock picks. Please take this as scrips to be tracked and not as a buying suggestion. Only listen to your mind while picking your stocks. Track the picks suggested for sometime before you decide whether its best for you. Almost all the scrips are long term picks so understand the fact that there is no quick bucks promised.

Check out the below scrips:
Hindalco Industries
Swaraj Mazda
Kotak Mahindra Bank
Federal Bank
Canara Bank
Aksh Optifibre
Electrosteel Castings
Sanghi Industries
Moser Baer India
Mahindra Satyam
Firstsource Solutions
Subex
Salora International
Gati
Punj Lloyd
Ballarpur Industries
Harrisons Malyalam
Provogue

Let me know your views on the picks you have.
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