How to buy Google, Apple shares in India | Avaneesh Parasar

 

How to buy Google, Apple shares in India | Avaneesh Parasar


To a large extent our digital lives have been taken over by technology companies. From Apple, Amazon, Facebook to Netflix to the ubiquitous search engine Google, we are slowly getting hooked on to their products and services all across the country. But, as an investor in the Indian stock market, have you ever given a thought to owning the shares of these global giants?

“Global leaders such as Facebook, Google, Netflix, Apple, etc. have users across the world, including India. As a customer of a company that’s doing well, there’s a natural urge to want to include them in your portfolio, and benefit from their growth,” says Prateek Mehta, Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer, Scripbox.

In fact, there are innumerable international brands that we use in India but not all could be listed on NSE or BSE. Surely, the thought of investing in international companies must have crossed your mind, but the ways and means to go about investing in the US stocks could have been a deterrent.

Of late, more and more Indian investors are latching on to the opportunities available in the US markets. “Investing in US stocks has been all the rage recently and with good reason, “says Prateek. The Facebook (FB), Apple (AAPL), Amazon (AMZN), Netflix (NFLX) and Google (GOOGL) stocks are collectively referred to as FAANG stocks.


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