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How to Invest in US Stocks from India?

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Investing in US stocks refers to buying shares of companies listed on US stock exchanges, such as Apple, Microsoft, Tesla, or Amazon. To buy US stocks from India online, investors can use trading platforms that provide access to US markets. 

Generally, the process starts with opening an account on such platforms and completing the KYC requirements. After that, investors may follow these steps:

  1. Complete the required KYC and account verification.
  2. Fund the account through an authorised remittance route.
  3. Select the US stock to purchase.
  4. Enter the quantity and place the order.
  5. Track the investment and related currency movement.

The actual process and available securities can vary by platform and applicable regulations.

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