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It's a brand new year, and all investment publications are publishing their list of selected stocks of 2016? So are we, as you can see in the cover story 'Handpicked stocks for 2016', in the January 2016 issue of Wealth Insight. However, there's a difference--we don't expect our stocks to be only for 2016, whether we look back in time or forward. These stocks were good enough to be in your portfolio in 2015, and we fully expect them to be so in 2017, 2018 and so on.
In Market Compass, read about the the Nifty's 20th anniversary and how the index has fared over the years. Investor Rakesh Jhunjhunwala has attained something of a legendary status in India's equity markets. In a special feature, we analyse Jhunjhunwala's portfolio to see what he has done right and where he has gone wrong. Over-leveraged companies and the resultant bank NPAs continue to be the bane of the Indian economy. Read an analysis of the extent of the problem and how it has evolved. The combined earnings growth of the Sensex companies have been in the negative territory for four quarters. Our analysis of which companies deserves the most blame.
As a special welcome to our new subscribers in 2016, get the first issue as a FREE GIFT -- your subscription will have ONE EXTRA ISSUE AT NO EXTRA COST.
This month, we bring you two interviews. Britannia's MD, Varun Berry, talks of preparing the company for a future beyond biscuits and dairy. And Ambar Maheshwari, CEO of the Alternative Investment Funds team at team at Indiabulls AMC talks about their real estate fund.
In Analyst's Diary, we look at why Warren Buffett likes the floats that his insurance business generates; the possibly illusory profit growth of tyre companies, and how falling inflation may become a problem for FMCG companies; and the unnerving fall of Sun Pharma.
This month too, our column writers bring you a left-field analysis of trends that will impact your investments: Vivek Kaul draws some lessons for investors from film auteur Ram Gopal Verma's life. Saurabh Mukherjea has a warning for stocks prices in 2016. Aarati Krishnan looks at the lack of fireworks after the Fed rate hike to shows us how timing one's investment decisions based on market events is a futile, and Anand Tandon draws some lessons from the Delhi Government's Odd-Even scheme.
And of course, we also have other regular features like Stock Ideas in the issue.
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