Once again, it's time for Wealth Insight's special anniversary issue--100 pages of the best stock investment writing and advice you will get in India. It was eleven long years ago that the inaugural issue of Wealth Insight was launched. A lot has happenned during these years. The Nifty and the Sensex are three times higher and some bellweather stocks like HDFC Bank have multiplied their investors' money 11X. On the other hand, some erstwhile members of these indices like Reliance Communications have lost 90+ per cent of their value.
During these years, we have seen the worst stock market crash in decades, and we are now seeing a new period of action and hope. And yet, the one over-riding lesson of these years is that choosing the right stocks--and sticking to them--is the most important aspect of investing. Whether the markets are doing well or they are doing badly, investors who build their portfolios with a systematic approach make money, others end up with a random selection of stocks that have a random performance.
Here's what we have for you in the special anniversary package of cover stories
- What to do NOW? Your strategy in the current bull market
- How to construct a winning portfolio
- How to avoid wealth-destroying stocks
- Value Guru stocks: Investment strategies of value-investing greats.
- Avoiding market noise
Of course, like every issue, there's a lot more here. Here are the highlights of everything else that will help you get better returns:
- First Page - Dhirendra Kumar: A new dawn India is well on its way to an economic revolution, and it's one which few of us imagined
- Editor's Note: A new way to invest in stocks: Value Research new online service - Stock Advisor - is ready to roll
- Editor's Choice: Must-read books for investors: A list of non-finance books picked from the library of Charlie Munger and Morgan Housel that will add to your financial wisdom and world view
- Finance for all: Read the first part of Sanjeev Pandiya's series on the Economics of Happiness
- Main Street: Saurabh Mukherjea writes that the impending formalisation in the Indian economy will be expedited with the coming of goods-and-services tax
- The Chartist: In 'Keeping fingers crossed', Devangshu Datta points out that a combination of global and domestic factors will keep the Indian economy and markets on tenterhooks
- Straight Talk: Anand Tandon thinks that a universal basic income can improve the efficiency of disbursals. But it can also let the genie out of the bottle.
- Generally Speaking: Vivek Kaul thinks that those who live in Delhi have the wrong attitude
- Stock Analyst's Choice: Our regular scorecard of the stocks we've recommended since 2011 and their performance.
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