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To: S. maltophilia who wrote (77222)2/24/2025 12:46:16 PM
From: Elroy2 Recommendations

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Harshu Vyas
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Given that the question was about holding a stock for 100 years, I think a main concern is not current valuation but instead is which company will still be around (in some form) in 100 years.

Probably no tech stock should be considered.

I was thinking food stocks were the ones to consider. Or maybe staples. Perhaps commodities.

Unilever may be a good pick as well.


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