JUNE 2, 2017
Dear Reader,
As city-dwellers, none of us have paid any attention to one of the government's most interesting initiatives--the drive to double farmers' real income in the next few years. Whether the target is fully achieved or not, it's certain that this push will make winners out of some stocks.
Read the cover story of the
June 2017 issue of Wealth Insight, 'Profit from the next green revolution', to learn how you should invest in agriculture-driven stocks. And we have a special offer that's just for today: higher discounts of up to 50% for subscriptions starting with this issue.
Like every month, there's a lot more in the issue. Here are the highlights of everything else that will help you get better returns:
- Interview:
Sanjiv Mehta,
CEO of Hindustan Unilever fields our questions on why the FMCG giant is struggling to compete with Indian companies, and a lot else
- Interview:
'The market crash of
1992 piqued my
interest in stocks', says
Kunj Bansal, Executive Director &
Chief Investment Officer, Centrum
Wealth Management
- First Page - Dhirendra Kumar:
Modi's dream of
doubling
farmers’
income can come true.
Despite
widespread
scepticism, a
revolutionary hike
in farmers’ income
is possible and will
bring about a revolution in
the country
- Classroom:
Investors may focus mostly on companies' numbers, but management quality is important too. Learn how to evaluate it using our online tools.
- Market Compass:
-
Two faces of the Sensex: Why the price-to-earnings and the price-to-book-value ratios of the Sensex tell different stories about its valuations
-
Life in the times of Jio: Here is how Indian telecom companies are doing amidst the great disruption caused by Reliance Jio
- The dynamics of the S&P BSE Capital Goods Index
- Vis-a-vis:
Here is how Bata and Relaxo Footwears, two leading companies in India’s
organised footwear sector, stand in comparison to each other
- Main Street: Saurabh Mukherjea writes
that India’s family-owned
businesses
will have a tough
time with
succession
planning and what
investors should
watch out for
- Off Beat:
Sanjeev Pandiya worries that
low immigration
rates, high debt,
imminent US rate
rises and
declining exports
could write an
obituary of the
Japanese
economy
- The Chartist: Devangshu Datta
shows how a slew of factors,
including the rise
of renewable
energy, UDAY
scheme and
power trading,
are changing the
face of the Indian
power sector
- Straight Talk: Anand Tandon
writes about
the idea that a
rise in wages in
productive sectors
can spread to
other sectors,
thus resulting in
higher prices over
time
- Generally Speaking: Vivek Kaul
laughs at the absurdity of the media's love of predictions
- Stock Ideas: Read about these investment ideas that you can use now:
- Quality stocks available cheap
- Attractive blue chips
- High dividend-yield stocks
- Discount to book value
- Reasonably priced growth stocks
- Stock Analyst's Choice: Our regular scorecard of the stocks we've recommended since 2011 and their performance.
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Regards
Dhirendra Kumar
Editor
Wealth Insight
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