India's one of the most trusted equity research and brokerage firm, Motilal Oswal, recently published its 26th Annual Wealth Creation Study, which covered five years from the financial year 2015-2016 (FY16) to FY21 and ranked the top 100 companies that provided the highest return on investments - the top wealth creators. Also, the companies are ranked according to the speed of return the price Compounded Annual Growth Return (CAGR) during the period.

The top 100 companies together created INR 71 trillion in wealth during the five years, which is by far the highest ever wealth created in the last 26 five-year periods, as per the research. Moreover, the companies delivered returns of 25 percent CAGR as opposed to 14 percent for the BSE Sensex.

In this article, you get insights on,

- The dark side of post-pandemic IPOs

- Why companies are launching IPOs now

- How some of the companies are abnormally high valued but all the people are running after these companies to invest

- The risk factor

An answer to the investors from across the globe for Why Invest in India. Here's a detailed analysis: https://www.whiteinsights.com/2021/09/india-best-performing-em-contributing.html

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In this article, you get insights on how India became the 6th largest stock market by market capitalization, and the best performing emerging market in the world. The contributing factors and the investment opportunities.

In this article, you get insights on,

- What is Blue Economy

- How India has a geographical advantage over other countries in the world

- The importance of developing a Blue Economy

In this article, you get insights on,

- South China Sea holds 11 billion barrels of untapped oil and 190 billion cubic feet of natural gas

- China claims 80% of the South China Sea

- The USA does not have any geographical advantage but invested $328 billion in ASEAN and provides security

After reading this article, you will understand the difference between "very few Indians pay income tax" and "India has very few income taxpayers"

After reading this article, you might probably wonder, the title should be sort of: Zomato - The After IPO Analysis of The Loss-Making Unicorn. But I put a few opinions of mine and the investment approach I follow, and also I do not want an analysis blog as I am not a financial advisor, I decided to categorized the article as Opinion and titled "The Investment Approach I Follow."