Long Term Stocks to Buy or Sell in 2025

This blog page provides insights to help you make informed decisions.

          ✅ Suggested Long-Term Stocks to Buy in 2025

1. 1. Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) – an IT services giant with a strong global presence
   2. ICICI Bank – Leading private sector bank with digital growth focus
   3. Bajaj Finance – High-growth NBFC with strong retail lending
   4. HCL Technologies – Tech major with expanding digital services
   5. Alembic Pharmaceuticals – Consistent performer in pharma
   6. Dixon Technologies – Electronics manufacturing leader
   7. Godrej Consumer Products – FMCG player with global footprint
   8. Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) – Defense sector growth story
   9. KEI Industries – Power cable and infrastructure play
   10. Oracle Financial Services Software (OFSS) – Niche IT solutions for banking
   11. Polycab India – Electricals and wires with strong distribution
   12. Tata Elxsi – Design and tech services in automotive and media
   13. Varun Beverages – PepsiCo bottler with strong rural expansion
   14. Marico Ltd – FMCG brand with innovation-led growth
   15. Mphasis Ltd – Mid-cap IT firm with digital transformation focus. These picks are based on revenue growth, return on equity, and market leadership.
       

       🚩 Stocks to Consider Selling in 2025

       1. Cheniere Energy Partners (CQP) – Downgraded by multiple analysts; consistent “sell” ratings due to weak LNG demand outlook.
       2. BanColombia (CIB) – Facing macroeconomic headwinds and multiple “reduce” or “sell” calls.
       3. Dillard’s (DDS) – Retail sector pressures and valuation concerns have led to bearish sentiment.
       4. Whirlpool (WHR) – Struggling with declining appliance demand and margin compression.
       5. Expeditors International (EXPD) – Logistics slowdown and weak analyst confidence.
       6. Allegion (ALLE) – Security hardware firm facing growth stagnation and tepid analyst ratings.
       7. ZIM Integrated Shipping (ZIM) – Shipping rates have normalized post-pandemic, hurting profitability.
       8. Paramount Global (PARA) – Media sector disruption and streaming losses have weighed on performance.

       These aren’t blanket recommendations—just red flags based on current analyst sentiment and market conditions. If you hold any of these, it might be worth reviewing your investment thesis.