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6 posts tagged microsoft
- US Investing·
Anthropic and OpenAI IPO: how Indian residents can buy in, and which RSU holders are already winning
Anthropic and OpenAI are the two most valuable private AI companies on earth. Neither has IPO'd yet. Here's what Indian retail investors actually need to know: the valuation math, the LRS route when they list, the public-market proxies available today, and which RSU holders — Microsoft, Oracle, Salesforce, Amazon, Google — are already sitting on embedded upside before either company prints a single public-market share.
- NRI Finance·
RSU tax for Indian employees at US tech companies: the W-2 guide
Working at Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Meta, or another US tech company on H-1B? Your RSUs vest as W-2 income. Here's how RSU tax works at each stage — vest, hold, sell — plus ESPP, ISO, and what changes when you leave or return to India.
- US Investing·
The hyperscaler capex cycle, explained simply — why it keeps coming up and what it means for your portfolio
$370B in hyperscaler AI capex: what it means, which stocks it touches, and why it matters for Indian investors in NVDA, MSFT, META and QQQ.
- US Investing·
Best quantum computing stocks to buy from India (2026): IONQ, RGTI, IBM & the Quantinuum IPO
25 quantum computing stocks ranked for Indian investors — pure-plays, hardware enablers, and software bets. IONQ, Rigetti, D-Wave, IBM, Google, Microsoft across 6 layers with 3 portfolios. The case for owning nothing at all — and the case for owning one name.
- US Investing·
Q2 2026 earnings preview: the 5 things Indian retail must watch in the most consequential reporting season since AI began
Q2 2026 earnings preview for Indian retail investors. Reporting calendar for Mag-7 + key names. The 5 narratives that will move stocks (AI capex FY27 guidance, China revenue cliff, tariff margin pass-through, sovereign AI demand, hyperscaler efficiency). Per-name preview + positioning framework.
- US Investing·
How to buy Microsoft (MSFT) stock from India
Buy Microsoft (MSFT) from India legally via the LRS, in INR. The MSFT-specific catch: it's the rare megacap that pays a real dividend, so the 25% US withholding and Form 67 credit actually matter every quarter.