How to invest in international stocks?

International stocks are basically the shares of companies that are beyond the purview of the domestic share market. Meaning, you can't find these companies listed in Indian stock exchanges. However, these companies are traded in the stock exchanges of foreign countries, say, NYSE, Nasdaq or SGX, etc.

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If you are aware of IPL, you surely must be aware of the man behind this revolutionary series, Mr. Lalit Modi, the then Vice President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI).

Red herring prospectus(Rhp) is a document which the company issues while going public to give all the required info to the potential investors and other stakeholders. It is present on the website of SEBI, stock exchanges, and companies.

Among many reasons for the pandemonium amid this second wave of the pandemic, is an acute shortage of Oxygen at the hospitals across the country. But is there a real shortage of oxygen supply in the country or are there any other variables involved? 

The Covid vaccination drive could probably be a departure from this legacy, and could raise a question on India’s so-called ‘robust’ crisis management policy!

Both Initial Coin Offering (ICO) and Initial Public Offering (IPO) machines raise your business funds. So, where do they differ? Well-established companies raise funds using IPOs, whereas new young startups use ICOs for fundraising.

To demotivate the investors from selling their investments before the lock-in period, AMCs levy an additional fee. The fee AMCs charge from the investors at exiting the mutual fund is called an exit load.

Startups can utilize several methods to arrive at their valuation. Every startup would require enormous seed capital and funds to fuel the different stages of their growth. And just the greatness of their idea or the authenticity of their success won't lure out the investors. 

The marginal cost of production is the additional cost incurred to produce an additional unit of output. It is calculated by dividing the change in total production cost by the change in quantity.