India is primarily a import economy and by a big margin. India is doing better recently in inching slowly to lessen imports and increase exports but it is still yet way to go so India can be called and export economy in reality.
I'm a NISM certified student. I love your work. Below are some aspects you can influence & de-influence too 1) ETF vs MF 2) Gullack gold (could have gone along with your Gold video) 3) apps like 1% club that give fixed return 4) Hbits like fractional investment 5) Real Estate Plot investment 6) So many numbers of MFs out there and ways to choose good once. 7) EV vs Petrol & purchase vs subscription of Car 8) Purchase vs Rent a Home 😊
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Please suggest platforms or apps through which we can invest in US markets, and also the related taxes which they attract.... Please we need an episode on this topic. You both are doing great. Thanks for bringing up these episodes, it's really helpful.
Few things which should have been added to this video (mainly around taxation considering resident Indians) 1) Taxation of foreign equity investments (direct) is higher. Profits are taxed at 20% with indexation benefit for > 2 years of holding 2) Taxation on foreign investment via Indian mutual funds are taxed similar to a debt mutual fund (hence taxation is higher for high income bracket individuals) 3) We should ensure that India has a double taxation aviodance agreement with the destination country to avoid paying tax to 2 countries (same exists for USA) not sure about others 4) We need to declare the amount of our foreign assets (if invested directly) during ITR filing 5) You should never let your investment value reach > 60000$ (~ 50 lac rs) in USA. USA has estate tax, and upon death any assets in USA are liable to estate tax. Indians fall uner non resident aliean category for which tax exemption is only upto 60000$. Estate tax can be as high as 26%-40% depending on the total value of invetments. Hence, upon any unfortuante event leading to your demise the entire investment will not pass on to your nominee and US govt will eat up substantial part of your investments. This type of tax is something which most of indians are not aware of and would change their investment perspective. Unlike USA, many in India save up for their family.
I used to invest in US stocks through PPFAS flexicap fund and Motilal Nasdaq FOF But indian government stopped foreign investment as the limit was reached. Then I started direct investing until this new TCS Funda came around. I guess initially it was very high...now any amount above 7 lakhs is taxable.. Due to this ambiguity I stopped investing until things become clear... Also previously the returns were taxable like a debt instrument not like equity... even debt taxation has been recently changed with removal of indexation... So this whole thing have become too confusing... need a video on it for some clarity...
You're better off using a broker in the US if you want to do this. They know their way around the taxes and the market and best of all, you don't have to do much. Made more than a million last year this way.
Taxes also do play a part. Not sure about individual stocks, although, I'm pretty sure it's more complicated. But LTCG for foreign equity funds are taxed at 30% (well to be accurate at slabbed rates), meanwhile Indian equity funds are taxed at 10%. May or may not be a big factor, but just something to consider nonetheless.
Nobody seems to consider taxation part. And any investment abroad thru MF or direct stocks will be treated as debt funds and taxes as per yr tax slab which I assume will be 30%. So at the end of the day does it really benefit considering high dollar to rs conversion costs , transaction costs , platform costs and then taxation
I have already invested via Nasdaq index funds from India. One year back it touched 10,500. And that's why I did bulk buying. Now it is 15000. And my XIRR is 35%.
This channel is one in my subcriber list. And I dont want to miss any knowledge videos that is posted in this channel. I usually dont comment but since you also want to hear from your subscribers, I just want to tell you that your efforts are really valued and we are making use of it. Thanks for doing great work.
The depreciation of the economy happens because of higher import and not the export. India is heavily dependent on oil which eats up most of our foreign reserves losing the value of the rupee. Recently, the import of foreign goods like phones, gadgets, etc. has further depreciated our currency.
Investing in US is pathetically slow (stock settlements and onboarding process) and costly (in terms of fee and taxes). One should consider this before investing outside directly.
Not like that Which platform you are using? With some extra charges they can offer you to deposit money immediately to your US broker account to use it to purchase shares. With the help of UPI you can deposit money. ( Indmoney)
Nice Video . Can You Please Make a video On What Tax Implication For Mutual Funds who invest in Foreign Country's Stock Market ? Like Nasdaq 100 Index or S & P 500 index Fund ?
Liked the contents Zero1 is bringing for mass. Really helpful to know many areas of investing and to take informed decisions. Moreover, the presentation is what I would like to mention specially. Thank you.
I think we have enough for the newbies now. I am always excited by your videos but don't get anything new to learn as such. Can we have content for guys who are into the markets for sometime?
@12:19 shouldn't it be because india is an import based economy and thats why dollar will keep appreciating as importing requires dollar , more dollar demand so more rupee depreciation
Yeah , we import (Majorly oil and gas) more than we export. And unlike dollar, rupee isn't globally traded currency. Even though US imports more but US dollar is used in every bilateral trade. Thats why rupee is depreciating and not much depreciation in US dollar.
All this does not matter much as there is a SEBI mandated maximum limit on the mutual fund industry as a whole for how much India can invest in foreign equity and we have already hit that limit.
Abhishek kar do! Home Bias existed. Learned something new. Misinformation existed. Make the video to checklist how to select the right app to invest abroad. KRA dhamki nahi chalegi, nahi chalegi...
i was researching Fixed deposit rates of some growing economies apart from India and some had FD rates above 10-11%, can you make a video on that if we can invest in Fixed deposit schemes(many different names in different countries) outside India to reap benefits of very high interest rates?
Liked the contents Zero1 is bringing for mass. Really helpful to know many areas of investing and to take informed decisions. Moreover, the presentation is what I would like to mention specially. Thank you.
Guys should mention about the new TCS above 7 lakhs Also pls do an episode on buying forex. Its become crazy competition Go Niyo / Scalia / Book my forex/ HDFC or other private banks / local forex companies/ travel agents 😊
Firstly India is still a import economy in reality rather than export economy. That's a big mistake. Tech people can live on their own bubble but as a total economy where tech is just a part and a really small part in terms of revenue or absolute money terms. We still import way more than we export. Yes, India is improving but it is going to take a long time and some really great products of international repute mostly in manufacturing segment or hardware segment where the margins are high enough to make an impact. I think the biggest bias against international markets for the average middle class investor in India is the non existent knowledge of how those markets, say US markets work. Aside from rules, taxation, etc which are technical problems, Indians do not and would not know the US market's emotional strings because most Indians, obviously are not there and haven't been there. So, Indians don't know what works, what does not work, what economic factors make the US markets react in which direction and in all sincerity it will never come till one actually lives there and experiences US economic life and the market there first hand. So then we are now completely at the mercy of "stock analysts" or "experts" or "foreign stock market helpers" or "traders" from that country like US and there you go, with the same cycle of being hoodwinked by all kinds of punters and speculators and some downright cons who are out there to make a killing on the investments of a foreign investor who knows nothing about the market he is getting into and thus way way way easier to fleece. This is entirely from a middle class Indian investor perspective who has no connection to anyone he can trust and who has inside knowledge of US / foreign market for example IIT alumini or you being part of investor group, etc - basically all the high fliers we keep hearing on social media in the startup or investment or fintech segment whose own stories are more than often way lofty on paper than the reality until the investor money is flowing in.
Hello guys, you all are doing awesome job for the benefit of everyone especially for those of us who entered into the market very recently. It would be great to have a guidance video from your team mentioning all the details of those reliable apps that we can use from India to invest in the US economy. I personally started investing in the US stocks through IND money. Please guide us if that app is trusted from all the corners or, not? What are those criterias to check about an app that it couldn't be trusted or not. Many thanks for being the saviours. Keep rocking. ❤
I really had a bias towards the Indian economy. Always thought large matured countries like US and Japan would be saturated. But yes, tech companies based out of US are actually serving the entire WORLD. Therefore there are good chances that they will continue to grow and not be stagnated (even if my initial assumption of large matured countries stagnate). Therefore it would make sense to diversify into “such” high growing indexes like nasdaq. However which platform to use and how to ensure I am investing in the right manner and how to ensure the forex fluctuations are hedged is an episode I would like to watch from you guys. Thanks
A major problem comes while conversion from INR to Dollar, platform cuts their fee and gst. When we do return back the same will apply again, if I get 10% return 5% money will be taken by gst, platform and brokerage fee, could you also explain the expense in investing in US stocks.
Please suggest platforms or apps through which we can invest in US markets....i have invested very small amount through ind money app and i have got 56% returns but i am not sure if it is safe like zerodha or grow.
That is an absolutely wonderful video on investing abroad. It certainly helped me understand a lot about US markets. The statement that even if NASDAQ did not move, we will benefit by depreciating dollar was enlightening for me. Thanks for such an interesting and easy to understand video collection.
HI @Zero1byZerodha , can you please make a detailed video covering all points like through which platforms can a retail investor invest in US markets , the short term and long term taxation around it , any surplus charges around it . Whether can we invest in US equity directly through @zerodha via NSE IFSC. Thank you !
Dear Gurus, Pranamams. Learnt so many things from your videos. Thanks for adding immense value to people like me. In the above video the 7 billion USD limit for fund houses is missed. Can we also cover the other options of directly investing in equity etc please? Thank you once again. For future topics, can you cover THE necessity of planning retirement and various pension options like PF, NPS etc.
In India, Rupee is depreciating because demand for dollar is more than supply of dollar. It is largely because we are import dependent economy. So your fact of India is "export driven economy" is wrong. In India, we are making attempts to improve our export.
Yes I want you to cover in detail about US stock investing Regarding taxes on it in India Various charges applicable Various platforms through which one can invest I am using IND money and vested platform. Also where we can read about the US stock market? What is LRS scheme?
You should do some app recommendations or something that helps us select platforms for foreign investments... And you missed the point that Nasdaq allows you to invest in fractional shares
The video is too good and yeah I also have home bias but this video taught me a lot and gave a more wide view… Thanks a lot and plzz keep making such masterpieces!!
Subscribed, liked and shared too Now coming to the important topic ....need review of platforms available and what all methods are best to consider investment in foreign stocks....and also what else than US market?
Please go deeper into your analysis, for intermediate investors. Everything you told here is know for that level of investor. What we need to know is more about tax implication upon investment abroad and how to save our inr in usd with same intrest rate..
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There's a slight correction at 12:19 - India is actually primarily an import driven economy
I was so confused for a second, and came to the comments right when it was said lol
That's not slight!!
India is primarily a import economy and by a big margin. India is doing better recently in inching slowly to lessen imports and increase exports but it is still yet way to go so India can be called and export economy in reality.
Hmm yup
I'm a NISM certified student. I love your work. Below are some aspects you can influence & de-influence too
1) ETF vs MF
2) Gullack gold (could have gone along with your Gold video)
3) apps like 1% club that give fixed return
4) Hbits like fractional investment
5) Real Estate Plot investment
6) So many numbers of MFs out there and ways to choose good once.
7) EV vs Petrol & purchase vs subscription of Car
8) Purchase vs Rent a Home 😊
Hey Sudarshan, thanks for writing to us. We have passed on this list to our list content guys.
@@Zero1byZerodha... Hamari Mange Puri karo ...Puri karo ... Puri karo 😂😂😂... Editing wale ki salary increase karo ... increase karo ... increase karo 😂😂😂 hat's off to the editing person ...❤❤❤ love form jalna ( Maharashtra )
@@Zero1byZerodha please cover REIT too
Please suggest platforms or apps through which we can invest in US markets, and also the related taxes which they attract.... Please we need an episode on this topic. You both are doing great. Thanks for bringing up these episodes, it's really helpful.
Few things which should have been added to this video (mainly around taxation considering resident Indians)
1) Taxation of foreign equity investments (direct) is higher. Profits are taxed at 20% with indexation benefit for > 2 years of holding
2) Taxation on foreign investment via Indian mutual funds are taxed similar to a debt mutual fund (hence taxation is higher for high income bracket individuals)
3) We should ensure that India has a double taxation aviodance agreement with the destination country to avoid paying tax to 2 countries (same exists for USA) not sure about others
4) We need to declare the amount of our foreign assets (if invested directly) during ITR filing
5) You should never let your investment value reach > 60000$ (~ 50 lac rs) in USA. USA has estate tax, and upon death any assets in USA are liable to estate tax. Indians fall uner non resident aliean category for which tax exemption is only upto 60000$. Estate tax can be as high as 26%-40% depending on the total value of invetments. Hence, upon any unfortuante event leading to your demise the entire investment will not pass on to your nominee and US govt will eat up substantial part of your investments. This type of tax is something which most of indians are not aware of and would change their investment perspective. Unlike USA, many in India save up for their family.
Amazing insights.
I used to invest in US stocks through PPFAS flexicap fund and Motilal Nasdaq FOF But indian government stopped foreign investment as the limit was reached. Then I started direct investing until this new TCS Funda came around. I guess initially it was very high...now any amount above 7 lakhs is taxable.. Due to this ambiguity I stopped investing until things become clear... Also previously the returns were taxable like a debt instrument not like equity... even debt taxation has been recently changed with removal of indexation... So this whole thing have become too confusing... need a video on it for some clarity...
You're better off using a broker in the US if you want to do this. They know their way around the taxes and the market and best of all, you don't have to do much. Made more than a million last year this way.
been considering this for sometime now. you know where I can get one... like a really good expert
You should probably look out for those from known firms and good track record records. Mine is Kelly Marie Matwick, you could as well check her out
You should probably look out for those from credible companies and good records. Mine is Kelly Marie Matwick, you could check her out as well.
@stockrage4573 I know this pretty lady. Used to share an office block with her years back
Taxes also do play a part. Not sure about individual stocks, although, I'm pretty sure it's more complicated. But LTCG for foreign equity funds are taxed at 30% (well to be accurate at slabbed rates), meanwhile Indian equity funds are taxed at 10%. May or may not be a big factor, but just something to consider nonetheless.
STCG (If you sell within 3 years) is as per your tax slab rate and LTCG(if you sell after 3 years is flat 20%)
@@Raustle Nope, that is for before April, 2023
Nobody seems to consider taxation part. And any investment abroad thru MF or direct stocks will be treated as debt funds and taxes as per yr tax slab which I assume will be 30%. So at the end of the day does it really benefit considering high dollar to rs conversion costs , transaction costs , platform costs and then taxation
I have already invested via Nasdaq index funds from India. One year back it touched 10,500. And that's why I did bulk buying. Now it is 15000. And my XIRR is 35%.
Our entire team saw this comment & cheered! This means a lot thankyou!
@@Zero1byZerodha This comment made my day.
It is more than 15000 actually now 17500
This channel is one in my subcriber list. And I dont want to miss any knowledge videos that is posted in this channel. I usually dont comment but since you also want to hear from your subscribers, I just want to tell you that your efforts are really valued and we are making use of it. Thanks for doing great work.
All the efforts are worth it for comments like this!
The depreciation of the economy happens because of higher import and not the export. India is heavily dependent on oil which eats up most of our foreign reserves losing the value of the rupee. Recently, the import of foreign goods like phones, gadgets, etc. has further depreciated our currency.
Thanks for pointing it out. India is an import driven economy.
But still that depreciation drives exports, also benefitting the economy in a positive way. It's ECONOMICS 1-O-1!!
@@imkrishrathi0409 Of course, but at the cost of PPP.
A 999 USD iPhone costs 120,000 INR.
Investing in US is pathetically slow (stock settlements and onboarding process) and costly (in terms of fee and taxes). One should consider this before investing outside directly.
One can choose MON100 ETF or Motilal S&P 500 MF instead of going direct. It's easy without much headache.
My dad used to invest in US stocks since he was staying there. Due to dollar increasing against rupee he got a cagr of 21% over 10 years
Not like that
Which platform you are using?
With some extra charges they can offer you to deposit money immediately to your US broker account to use it to purchase shares.
With the help of UPI you can deposit money.
( Indmoney)
yes
35% small term tax
15% long term
Plus conversion two times
Usa can block ur money just like that
With same index return India is better
12:58
He would invest later when zerodha will invest in INDmoney 😂😂😂
please do an episode on fraud forex , i'm currently using IND Money
I have invested through IND money application
In the end i think you meant, India is an import-driven economy instead of export-driven due to which the rupee depreciates.
Yes I also noticed that.
Import = $$$ moving out from India = INR depreciation wrt $$$
Instead of taking exposure in direct US listed equity(stocks) i found ETF route listed on NASDAQ & NYSE is better.
Waiting for fraudulent forex apps video
Awesome Video! 🤩 Zerodha Team Plz Give some Incentives to Abhishek 🙂!
He just received his incentive and ESOPs 😅
When was the last time you checked the India US exchange rate? Comment the value WITHOUT googling it
Rs. 83
83-83.3 for a year now 😢
83
Rs. 83
I get to know the rates daily through Groww digest😁. It was 83.11 when I read it last.
Nice Video . Can You Please Make a video On What Tax Implication For Mutual Funds who invest in Foreign Country's Stock Market ? Like Nasdaq 100 Index or S & P 500 index Fund ?
Liked the contents Zero1 is bringing for mass. Really helpful to know many areas of investing and to take informed decisions. Moreover, the presentation is what I would like to mention specially. Thank you.
NASDAQ vs US Total Market (VTI) ?
Zerodha should start US Stock option just like GROWW
Grow stopped
I think we have enough for the newbies now. I am always excited by your videos but don't get anything new to learn as such. Can we have content for guys who are into the markets for sometime?
Yeah, man. Have a video or two on legit platforms to invest in The States, and cryptocurrency.
@12:19 shouldn't it be because india is an import based economy and thats why dollar will keep appreciating as importing requires dollar , more dollar demand so more rupee depreciation
Yeah , we import (Majorly oil and gas) more than we export. And unlike dollar, rupee isn't globally traded currency. Even though US imports more but US dollar is used in every bilateral trade. Thats why rupee is depreciating and not much depreciation in US dollar.
@@monishk351 yeah in video they said India as export based country which is wrong
Episode on Taxation remittance and direct investment in us stocks
Nice video. Similar to motilal oswal nasdaq 100 etf for US tech stock, which is the best ETF for Japanese index?
All this does not matter much as there is a SEBI mandated maximum limit on the mutual fund industry as a whole for how much India can invest in foreign equity and we have already hit that limit.
Abhishek kar do!
Home Bias existed. Learned something new.
Misinformation existed.
Make the video to checklist how to select the right app to invest abroad.
KRA dhamki nahi chalegi, nahi chalegi...
i was researching Fixed deposit rates of some growing economies apart from India and some had FD rates above 10-11%, can you make a video on that if we can invest in Fixed deposit schemes(many different names in different countries) outside India to reap benefits of very high interest rates?
A video on how to invest in US stocks directly from India will be helpful. Thanks.
Liked the contents Zero1 is bringing for mass. Really helpful to know many areas of investing and to take informed decisions. Moreover, the presentation is what I would like to mention specially. Thank you.
❤❤
Guys should mention about the new TCS above 7 lakhs
Also pls do an episode on buying forex. Its become crazy competition
Go Niyo / Scalia / Book my forex/ HDFC or other private banks / local forex companies/ travel agents 😊
do US market etfs like MO nasdaq 100 benefit from Rupee going down?
Yes. Need a video on Fake apps.
Also the best apps to buy foreign stocks from.
Firstly India is still a import economy in reality rather than export economy. That's a big mistake. Tech people can live on their own bubble but as a total economy where tech is just a part and a really small part in terms of revenue or absolute money terms. We still import way more than we export. Yes, India is improving but it is going to take a long time and some really great products of international repute mostly in manufacturing segment or hardware segment where the margins are high enough to make an impact.
I think the biggest bias against international markets for the average middle class investor in India is the non existent knowledge of how those markets, say US markets work. Aside from rules, taxation, etc which are technical problems, Indians do not and would not know the US market's emotional strings because most Indians, obviously are not there and haven't been there. So, Indians don't know what works, what does not work, what economic factors make the US markets react in which direction and in all sincerity it will never come till one actually lives there and experiences US economic life and the market there first hand. So then we are now completely at the mercy of "stock analysts" or "experts" or "foreign stock market helpers" or "traders" from that country like US and there you go, with the same cycle of being hoodwinked by all kinds of punters and speculators and some downright cons who are out there to make a killing on the investments of a foreign investor who knows nothing about the market he is getting into and thus way way way easier to fleece. This is entirely from a middle class Indian investor perspective who has no connection to anyone he can trust and who has inside knowledge of US / foreign market for example IIT alumini or you being part of investor group, etc - basically all the high fliers we keep hearing on social media in the startup or investment or fintech segment whose own stories are more than often way lofty on paper than the reality until the investor money is flowing in.
Launch your own foreign market investment app please.
A video on which app/platform to use for global investing will help. Thank you.
Since I don’t have time to do the research, should I consider subscribing to Univest?
Why dont Zerodha introduce option to buying stocks in the USA ?
I started from US investing because of RSUs. 😂
2:15 correction, the scam of Narasimha Rao
😂🙃
Hello guys, you all are doing awesome job for the benefit of everyone especially for
those of us who entered into the market very recently.
It would be great to have a guidance video from your team mentioning all the details of those reliable apps that we can use from India to invest in the US economy.
I personally started investing in the US stocks through IND money. Please guide us if that app is trusted from all the corners or, not?
What are those criterias to check about an app that it couldn't be trusted or not.
Many thanks for being the saviours. Keep rocking. ❤
Useful information, Already doing a monthly SIP in MON100 and MAFANG ETfs
Parag Parikh Flexicap fund is sufficient
I am having a us stock portfolio since 2022.
Need one video on taxation structure in India and foreign investment perspective.
Maybe make a video on tax and conversion of inr related to foreign investment
I really had a bias towards the Indian economy. Always thought large matured countries like US and Japan would be saturated. But yes, tech companies based out of US are actually serving the entire WORLD. Therefore there are good chances that they will continue to grow and not be stagnated (even if my initial assumption of large matured countries stagnate). Therefore it would make sense to diversify into “such” high growing indexes like nasdaq. However which platform to use and how to ensure I am investing in the right manner and how to ensure the forex fluctuations are hedged is an episode I would like to watch from you guys. Thanks
And yes, how to know the policy of Indian government on handling such investments, taxation on those returns, and brining money back.
7:09 Haha, Raman tacitly declared himself an ultra-rich ;-)
Better we need about taxation things a bit deeper to focus on, may be in next video
can you show how to invest in US markets
It's a imp vid plz mke it in हिन्दी plz
ZFH S&P500 INDEX FUND WHEN???
thanks for this episode sir
Yes we want a video on forex app
Make video on Forex apps
Make episodes on broker to us
good videos, keep em' coming
Tell proper ways how to do that
I have seen us rate from 47😅
Mutual funds are best
A major problem comes while conversion from INR to Dollar, platform cuts their fee and gst. When we do return back the same will apply again, if I get 10% return 5% money will be taken by gst, platform and brokerage fee, could you also explain the expense in investing in US stocks.
It’s definitely helping me understand the whole investment thing
U guys doing great job. Keep it up man
Good insights
Pratik sir is it possible to invest in US stocks through zerodha if not can you please suggest me a good platform to invest in US stocks
Same here
Keep going
Please suggest platforms or apps through which we can invest in US markets....i have invested very small amount through ind money app and i have got 56% returns but i am not sure if it is safe like zerodha or grow.
That is an absolutely wonderful video on investing abroad. It certainly helped me understand a lot about US markets. The statement that even if NASDAQ did not move, we will benefit by depreciating dollar was enlightening for me.
Thanks for such an interesting and easy to understand video collection.
HI @Zero1byZerodha , can you please make a detailed video covering all points like through which platforms can a retail investor invest in US markets , the short term and long term taxation around it , any surplus charges around it . Whether can we invest in US equity directly through @zerodha via NSE IFSC. Thank you !
Vedio editing work is just top notch 👌
Thank you 🙌
Dear Gurus, Pranamams. Learnt so many things from your videos. Thanks for adding immense value to people like me.
In the above video the 7 billion USD limit for fund houses is missed. Can we also cover the other options of directly investing in equity etc please?
Thank you once again.
For future topics, can you cover THE necessity of planning retirement and various pension options like PF, NPS etc.
Argentina is a tricky example. Economists say there are 4 types of economies - Developing, Developed, Argentina, and Japan.
In India, Rupee is depreciating because demand for dollar is more than supply of dollar. It is largely because we are import dependent economy. So your fact of India is "export driven economy" is wrong. In India, we are making attempts to improve our export.
Need a video related to Forex, with indepth content
As most of them trade in Forex market including me 😶🌫️
Awesome .. pls take into account the foreign exchange rate from rupees to dollars when you tranfer money ..
Do in हिन्दी
Does investing in NASDAQ MF give USD/INR appreciation benefit?
Yes I want you to cover in detail about US stock investing
Regarding taxes on it in India
Various charges applicable
Various platforms through which one can invest
I am using IND money and vested platform.
Also where we can read about the US stock market?
What is LRS scheme?
This channel is amazing and the contents you people make are wonderful.
Thanks a lot ❤
I would like to better invest in companies such as IT and Pharma stocks which earn in dollar to take advantage of the rupee depreciation.
Thank you very much for your myth busting videos...
What do u loose if u suggest an option to buy Nasdaq / S&P 500 or any other active US mutual funds that can be bought as little as ₹500/-????
👍🏻
Pay more tax, 2x or more fees, take usd-inr exchange rate risk and let's discount possibilities of war or sanctions.
Nice video.. Keep it up 🔥🔥
Thanks for your love ❤
Is there any app platform for buying us stocks in India, can tell us
I love your work, I am suggesting that try to put videos explaining economics. Which will benifit for most of us.
I am loving this series to the fullest and I think I knew few already but the insurance episode was a eye opener 🎉🎉❤❤❤
Thank you 🙌
You should do some app recommendations or something that helps us select platforms for foreign investments... And you missed the point that Nasdaq allows you to invest in fractional shares
The video is too good and yeah I also have home bias but this video taught me a lot and gave a more wide view… Thanks a lot and plzz keep making such masterpieces!!
Subscribed, liked and shared too
Now coming to the important topic ....need review of platforms available and what all methods are best to consider investment in foreign stocks....and also what else than US market?
Please go deeper into your analysis, for intermediate investors. Everything you told here is know for that level of investor. What we need to know is more about tax implication upon investment abroad and how to save our inr in usd with same intrest rate..
Platforms can be like vested, indmoney, or home grown mutual index funds
Please tell ways/apps to invest internationally like the platform of Zerodha in India
The reason I don't invest abroad is only because of Discount Brokerage Bias 😂
Can we invest in us stocks from zerodha ,if we can’t pls make a dedicated app for it
I really really want to ‘invest and hold’ currencies like CHF & USD. How can I do that? Is crypto the only way? Please make a video on it