Vested Finance

This week’s edition is about money going into things that pay off much later, and memory chips are one of them.

Before we start, our new video on how a forgotten memory stock became a 30x multibagger is now live. Watch it here (Sandisk)for the interes...

Quick answer: Yes, Indian investors can invest in Palantir stock from India through platforms like Vested that offer access to US stocks. Palantir trades on the NYSE under the ticker PLTR, and investors can buy whole or fractional shares, subject to applicable LRS, tax and regulatory rules. 

The role of data in decision-making is becoming increasing...

Something strange happened on Wall Street this week. A biotech company that most investors had written off suddenly became the hottest stock in America.

On Wednesday, Moderna’s shares shot up 177% in a single day. To put that in perspective, if y...

Quick answer: Yes, Indian investors can invest in Oracle stock from India through platforms like Vested that offer access to US stocks. Oracle trades on the NYSE under the ticker ORCL, and investors can buy whole or fractional shares, subject to applicable LRS, tax, and regulatory rules. 

People often talk about how Artificial Intelligence (AI) need...

Quick Answer: Once your Qualcomm RSUs vest, you can choose to hold the shares or sell them and diversify your portfolio. If you decide to reduce your exposure to Qualcomm, you can sell your vested shares and use the proceeds to invest in other US stocks, ETFs, and global funds through Vested. This can help you build a more diversified portfolio instead of keepin...