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😎 Safe Stocks to invest for next 10-15 years 😎

HDFC Bank
HUL
TCS

10,000 invested in 2011 would become -
TCS -50000
HUL -76000
HDFC Bk - 60000

Goal is to protect the capital. Return of 12-15% CAGR & shud double your capital every 4-5 yrs.

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From morning to night

Brushing - Colgate
10 Yr CAGR- 14%

Coffee - Nescafé - Nestle
Last 10 Yr CAGR - 17%

Bath - Lifebuoy / Lux - HUL (You wont stop having a bath)
10 Yr CAGR - 24%

Breakfast - Breads - Britannia
10 Yr CAGR - 34%

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Footwear- Bata Shoes (You wont stop wearing shoes even after 10 yrs)
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Relaxo- 10 Yr CAGR - 51%

Watches -Titan (Been a customer of Titan for last 8 yrs)
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Refrigerator - Whirlpool
10 Yr CAGR - 27%

Air Condition - Voltas
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8 out of 10 times you will be right 😎

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