Catch the next big winners with Wealth Insight’s February issue

Catch the next big winners with February's Wealth Insight

Here's what else you can find in this month's edition

Catch the next big winners with Wealth Insight’s February issue

Cover story: Finding the next big winners

Large institutions have scale, speed and research muscle. Retail investors don’t. But that gap can actually work in your favour. Free from size constraints and short-term pressures, individual investors can spot opportunities long before the big money arrives. Our cover story lays out a clear, practical framework to help you find such under-the-radar companies.

Other highlight stories from the February issue

The new tax order, decoded: With the new tax regime now the default, tax planning has changed meaningfully. In this ‘Special Report’, we break down how the new tax regime works, who it suits best and how you should rethink your tax strategy.
Buying a resale home? Don’t skip this checklist: Resale homes often look simpler than under-construction projects. But they come with their own risks. In the third part of our ‘Home Buyers’ Guide’ series, we walk you through the key checks you must not miss before closing the deal.
When elephants dance: Think large-cap stocks are too big to deliver outsized returns? We look at three large companies that challenge the assumption and show why size doesn’t limit growth.
Catching the tailwind: Nearly two years after listing, Carraro India has struggled to regain its earlier valuations. But the tide may be turning. We look at how this leading auto component manufacturer is trying to make a turnaround.
The cost of waiting: Index investing is simple. Yet many investors sabotage it by waiting for the ‘right time to invest. We show how delay eats into returns and why index investing works best when you stop second-guessing.
IT slowdown cyclical; to recover over medium term: The Indian IT sector is facing one of its longest slowdowns in decades. In an exclusive interview, SBI Mutual Fund’s Vivek Gedda explains why he believes the pain is cyclical and what could drive a recovery ahead.
Why most active managers continue to underperform: Active funds often lag their benchmarks. But the reason may not be a lack of skill. Guest columnist Anand Tandon explains how incentives shape outcomes and why active management still plays an important role.