Wealth Insight's December issue is out!

In search of the next multibagger, investors come across many enticing companies. These may seem like good investments. But a closer look at their books and the boardroom proceedings tells a different story.

In reality, a strong moat, robust management, and reasonable valuation make a good company a great investment. If it falls short in one aspect, you should think twice before investing in it.

In our latest cover story, we highlight three investment traps and briefly explain each of them, along with case studies to help you better understand and avoid them.

Here are the highlights of this newest issue:

• How to avoid investing traps like an expert
  We pick the brains of a seasoned Chief Investment Officer (CIO) with over two decades of experience. Find out how the professionals avoid common investing pitfalls and define quality companies.
• Do your companies pass Buffett's economic excellence test?
  In his 1987 letter to the shareholders of Berkshire Hathaway, Warren Buffett disclosed two quantitative filters to gauge the economic excellence of companies. We give you 30 companies that ace his test.
• The journey of a multibagger
  Tanla Platforms, a messaging and communications services provider, showed inconsistent profitability three years ago. However, it leads its segment presently. Find out the secret behind its remarkable turnaround.
• What awaits the Indian economy in 2024
  Anand Tandon breaks down the inflationary trends in the US, the possibility of recession, and much more. Discover how it will impact India.
• Outsourcing 2.0
  Saurabh Mukherjea highlights how India's position as an outsourcing hub has strengthened and how it may lead to more jobs for the nation's growing skilled labour force.
• Value investing with Tom Gayner
  Tom Gayner, CEO of the Markel Group, is regarded as one of the best investors of the current time. Find out how he became a value investor and how he spots potential investments.
• Why chasing quick profits may cost you long-term returns
  Don't fall prey to the market buzz. Rallies often don't last long. We show through numbers how investing based on short-term trends can cost you money.
• Chuck before you pick
  Dhirendra Kumar highlights why you must reject bad investments before you start picking the good ones. This defensive strategy can help you avoid investment pitfalls.

Wealth Insight is a monthly magazine that covers a detailed analysis of companies, timely market insights, and stock screens to help you build a winning stock portfolio.

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