Widely read:
Cover story: Crash-proof stocks
When markets crash, almost nothing is spared. But some stocks are built to handle the turbulence better than others. Dividend-paying companies are a great example. Often seen as ‘only for retirees’, many of them have quietly delivered steady income and solid long-term returns.
What makes them so resilient? And which ones stand out right now? We break it down and share eight names worth a closer look.
Other key stories from the March issue
- Growth without moat: It’s a brand that sits in countless Indian kitchens. Yet, Stove Kraft is grappling with slow growth and patchy profitability. What’s holding it back? And more importantly, what needs to change from here? We dig into the challenges and the road ahead.
- Cantabil’s careful climb: In an industry obsessed with rapid expansion and flashy brand visibility, Cantabil is choosing a quieter path. Is this measured approach strengthening its financials? And what risks still linger beneath the surface? We take a closer look.
- Booking an under-construction home? Know this: Buying a new or under-construction property can be exciting, but it’s rarely straightforward. Hidden risks, fine print and tricky clauses can make a big difference to your investment. Here’s what you should watch out for before signing on the dotted line.
- Invest in cyclicals with a price in mind: Metal stocks may look attractive with improved valuations and lower debt, but the sector is still intensely cyclical. In this exclusive chat, Rohit Singhania, Co-Head of Equities at DSP Mutual Fund, shares how to approach cyclicals, his take on the broader market and what could power India’s natural resources story ahead.
- The ETF blind spot: Nearly 78 per cent of passive equity AUM now sits in ETFs. But there’s a catch many investors miss. That small premium you pay while buying an ETF can quietly chip away at your returns. We explain how it happens and how you can avoid overpaying.
- Copper’s upcoming crunch: Copper demand is accelerating, but supply is barely keeping up. In this month’s edition, guest columnist Advait Arora unpacks the widening demand-supply gap and the signals the market may be overlooking.
- The temperature check: Refreshing your portfolio every few hours can feel productive, even reassuring. But it often does more harm than good. Ranjit Bhatia of WhiteOak Capital explains why obsessively tracking your investments can hurt long-term wealth creation and what you should focus on instead.
As always, you will also get our other features, including Market Barometer, Market Reporter, Index Watch and much more.
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