How we can invest our money into big companies.
                     How we can invest our money 
into big companies?
INVEST IN LARGE COMPANIES
 One of the main reasons to invest in large-cap 
stocks is their size makes them less likely to go out 
of business, so they are a safer investment than 
small-cap companies. Investors usually flock to 
large-cap companies during a contraction in the 
business cycle. That doesn't mean they are immune 
to recessions
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INVESTING
 The best is not usually the cheapest. What that 
means is it's worthwhile paying more to get the 
best available, because you'll benefit more in the 
long run. That is the strategy in investments 
because shares in some of the biggest and most 
reliable corporations are prohibitively expensive.
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MUTUAL FUNDS
 You can invest in big companies through mutual 
funds, which also invests in large international 
stocks. The investment objective of such schemes 
are to seek to generate long-term capital growth 
from an actively managed portfolio primarily of 
equity and Equity Related Securities.
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DIRECTLY INVESTING IN FOREIGN 
STOCKS
 For directly investing in stocks of foreign 
companies, you will have to open an account with 
a brokerage firm that offers overseas trading 
facility. You would also need to intimate the RBI. 
Once the funds are transferred, you can start 
buying and selling foreign stocks on the online 
platform.
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GLOBAL FUNDS
 Another option is to invest through Global mutual 
funds. These funds are denominated in local 
currency and there is no limit to investing in these 
funds, unlike direct investments which are capped 
at US $ 250,000. This is because payment for such 
funds is made in local currency and hence no 
foreign exchange flows out of the country.
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EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS
 If you want to invest in international indices, then 
ETFs mutual funds are the option. Exchange 
Traded Funds (ETFs) are investment products 
which allow domestic investors to take exposure to 
international indices. ETFs are passive investment 
instruments based on indices and invest in 
securities in the same proportion as the underlying 
index.
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BLUE-CHIP STOCKS
 Many large-cap companies are also blue-chip 
stocks, which are well-known companies with a 
history of growth and constant dividend payouts. 
These are the cream of the crop. They pay 
dividends, have little debt, boast a long history of 
stable earnings, but most importantly, they 
represent diversified businesses, which makes them 
less vulnerable to market changes.
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PASSIVE INCOME
 The dividend payments are ideal for conservative 
investors and those who invest for passive income 
because it adds another income stream, and is 
reasonably reliable. They are also a useful source of 
income when bond yields are low, which happens 
when the government is trying to stimulate the 
economy.
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DOWNSIDE
 The downside is their stock prices may not grow as 
fast as smaller companies because it's hard to 
grow quickly when you already lead the market, 
and most of these companies are at the top of their 
industries. However, they pay dividends to 
compensate investors for the stagnant price. 
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