US Stock Market Stocks for Indian Investors: 3,524 Companies in 9 Lists

On Monday, 19 October 2026, the S&P 500 closed at 7,690.73 (+0.4%). The Nasdaq 100 closed at 29,529.34 (+1.2%) and the Dow at 51,966.03 (−0.1%). 44% of 3,503 US companies we track traded above their 200-day average price. The S&P 500 is +11.8% this year. Over the week from 12 Oct 2026, SPY fell 1.5%.

A one-day move tells you little. Day changes are close to close; "this year" is from the last close of 2025. Index levels come from our daily index feed and are used only when they agree with SPY's own move that day. See the US market by industry.

US closes of 19 October 2026, New York time. Updated every US trading day

We track 3,524 US-listed companies worth $200 million or more, with prices to 19 October 2026, in 9 lists. They are the biggest US companies, the Nasdaq 100, the S&P 500, the Dow 30, tech stocks, 52-week highs, our undervalued list, penny stocks and stocks beating the S&P 500.

Top US companies by market value

1. NVIDIA: $5.24 trillion Semiconductors
2. Apple: $5.00 trillion Consumer Electronics
3. Alphabet: $4.21 trillion Internet Content & Information
4. Microsoft: $3.96 trillion Software - Infrastructure
5. Amazon.com: $2.83 trillion Internet Retail
6. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company: $1.93 trillion Semiconductors
7. Meta Platforms: $1.80 trillion Internet Content & Information
8. Broadcom: $1.60 trillion Semiconductors
9. Tesla: $1.45 trillion Auto Manufacturers
10. Berkshire Hathaway: $1.14 trillion Insurance - Diversified

Nasdaq 100: the 10 biggest

1. NVIDIA: $5.24 trillion Semiconductors
2. Apple: $5.00 trillion Consumer Electronics
3. Alphabet: $4.21 trillion Internet Content & Information
4. Microsoft: $3.96 trillion Software - Infrastructure
5. Amazon.com: $2.83 trillion Internet Retail
6. Meta Platforms: $1.80 trillion Internet Content & Information
7. Broadcom: $1.60 trillion Semiconductors
8. Tesla: $1.45 trillion Auto Manufacturers
9. Micron Technology: $1.02 trillion Semiconductors
10. Walmart: $942 billion Discount Stores

S&P 500: the 10 biggest

1. NVIDIA: $5.24 trillion Semiconductors
2. Apple: $5.00 trillion Consumer Electronics
3. Alphabet: $4.21 trillion Internet Content & Information
4. Microsoft: $3.96 trillion Software - Infrastructure
5. Amazon.com: $2.83 trillion Internet Retail
6. Meta Platforms: $1.80 trillion Internet Content & Information
7. Broadcom: $1.60 trillion Semiconductors
8. Tesla: $1.45 trillion Auto Manufacturers
9. Berkshire Hathaway: $1.14 trillion Insurance - Diversified
10. Eli Lilly and Company: $1.11 trillion Drug Manufacturers - General

Dow Jones 30: the 10 biggest

1. NVIDIA: $5.24 trillion Semiconductors
2. Apple: $5.00 trillion Consumer Electronics
3. Alphabet: $4.21 trillion Internet Content & Information
4. Microsoft: $3.96 trillion Software - Infrastructure
5. Amazon.com: $2.83 trillion Internet Retail
6. Walmart: $942 billion Discount Stores
7. JPMorgan Chase: $886 billion Banks - Diversified
8. Visa: $740 billion Credit Services
9. Johnson & Johnson: $612 billion Drug Manufacturers - General
10. Chevron: $440 billion Oil & Gas Integrated

US tech stocks: the 10 biggest

1. NVIDIA: $5.24 trillion Semiconductors
2. Apple: $5.00 trillion Consumer Electronics
3. Microsoft: $3.96 trillion Software - Infrastructure
4. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company: $1.93 trillion Semiconductors
5. Broadcom: $1.60 trillion Semiconductors
6. Micron Technology: $1.02 trillion Semiconductors
7. Advanced Micro Devices: $878 billion Semiconductors
8. ASML Holding: $645 billion Semiconductor Equipment & Materials
9. Intel: $484 billion Semiconductors
10. Palantir Technologies: $467 billion Software - Infrastructure

US stocks near a 52-week high

1. Apple: 1.5% below it Consumer Electronics · $5.00 trillion
2. Microsoft: 3.6% below it Software - Infrastructure · $3.96 trillion
3. Berkshire Hathaway: 1.0% below it Insurance - Diversified · $1.14 trillion
4. Eli Lilly and Company: 4.0% below it Drug Manufacturers - General · $1.11 trillion
5. Visa: 0.5% below it Credit Services · $740 billion
6. ExxonMobil Holdings: 0.6% below it Oil & Gas Integrated · $733 billion
7. Mastercard: 1.0% below it Credit Services · $540 billion
8. AbbVie: 3.0% below it Drug Manufacturers - General · $500 billion
9. Chevron: 0.6% below it Oil & Gas Integrated · $440 billion
10. The Coca-Cola Company: 0.7% below it Beverages - Non-Alcoholic · $402 billion

Undervalued US stocks: our deep value list

1. Kanzhun Limited: 78.2 out of 100 Internet Content & Information · $7.5 billion
2. monday.com: 76.7 out of 100 Software - Application · $3.9 billion
3. Five Below: 75.2 out of 100 Specialty Retail · $12.4 billion
4. DLocal: 73.5 out of 100 Software - Infrastructure · $4.2 billion
5. DexCom: 73.5 out of 100 Medical Devices · $32.4 billion
6. Tradeweb Markets: 70.6 out of 100 Capital Markets · $26.8 billion
7. Autodesk: 68.2 out of 100 Software - Application · $50.3 billion
8. Qorvo: 67.8 out of 100 Semiconductors · $10.1 billion
9. TAL Education Group: 67.8 out of 100 Education & Training Services · $6.6 billion
10. Avient: 67.3 out of 100 Specialty Chemicals · $3.6 billion

US penny stocks: under $5 a share

1. Ambev: $3.25 a share Beverages - Brewers · $50.5 billion
2. Banco Bradesco: $3.94 a share Banks - Regional · $39.6 billion
3. Wipro: $1.93 a share Information Technology Services · $19.0 billion
4. Stellantis: $4.29 a share Auto Manufacturers · $12.6 billion
5. Grab Holdings: $2.87 a share Software - Application · $11.7 billion
6. Aurora Innovation: $4.91 a share Auto Parts · $9.8 billion
7. NIO: $3.39 a share Auto Manufacturers · $8.5 billion
8. Companhia Energética de Minas Gerais - CEMIG: $2.28 a share Utilities - Regulated Electric · $7.8 billion
9. VinFast Auto: $2.90 a share Auto Manufacturers · $6.8 billion
10. ICL Group: $4.88 a share Agricultural Inputs · $6.3 billion

US stocks beating the S&P 500

1. Moderna: +315.9 points vs S&P 500 Biotechnology · $90.6 billion
2. Iovance Biotherapeutics: +181.0 points vs S&P 500 Biotechnology · $6.4 billion
3. AVITA Medical: +179.1 points vs S&P 500 Medical Devices · $406 million
4. YD Bio: +160.6 points vs S&P 500 Biotechnology · $433 million
5. Atlassian: +143.4 points vs S&P 500 Software - Application · $54.4 billion
6. Chaince Digital Holdings: +134.0 points vs S&P 500 Capital Markets · $769 million
7. OmniAb: +127.3 points vs S&P 500 Biotechnology · $682 million
8. ProCap Financial: +124.9 points vs S&P 500 Capital Markets · $315 million
9. MMTec: +123.9 points vs S&P 500 Software - Application · $689 million
10. AbCellera Biologics: +120.9 points vs S&P 500 Biotechnology · $3.9 billion

US closes of 19 Oct 2026; market value from the 20 Oct 2026 data; each list's own rule on its page

As of 20 October 2026, there are three common routes. Open an international brokerage account and send money under RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme, up to USD 250,000 a year. Use a broker in GIFT City, also under that scheme. Or put rupees into an Indian mutual fund or ETF that tracks a US index.

1. An international brokerage account, through an Indian app. Your bank sends the money abroad under RBI's Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS), with your PAN and Form A2. You then own the US shares directly. Counts towards the USD 250,000 yearly limit. TCS of 20% is collected on LRS money above ₹10 lakh in a year and set against your income tax.
2. A broker in GIFT City (IFSC, Gandhinagar). RBI has allowed LRS money to go to GIFT City since 2021, and since July 2024 for every purpose LRS allows. Still LRS: the same limit and the same TCS rules apply.
3. An Indian mutual fund or ETF that tracks a US index, such as the Nasdaq 100 or the S&P 500. You pay in rupees from an Indian account; no money is sent abroad in your name. SEBI caps how much Indian funds may invest abroad, so some of these funds stop taking new money at times. An ETF can trade above the value of what it holds; check its price against its NAV.

We name no app or broker and rank none: which one suits you depends on fees, currency spread and service, which change often. The questions at the end of this page cover tax, currency and timings.

Where these facts come from

• RBI, Liberalised Remittance Scheme FAQ (USD 250,000 per financial year)
• Press Information Bureau, Union Budget 2026-27, 1 February 2026 (TCS on LRS: 20% above ₹10 lakh for purposes other than education or medical treatment)
• IRS Publication 519 (2025), U.S. Tax Guide for Aliens, 19 February 2026 (capital gains and dividends of non-residents)
• IRS tax treaty tables (India: 25% on portfolio dividends)
• Income Tax Department, India (capital gains on shares not listed in India: long term after 24 months, 12.5%)
• Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, RBI's revised LRS circular for IFSC, GIFT City, 23 July 2024
• NYSE, holidays and trading hours (9:30 am to 4:00 pm New York time)

RBI, Income Tax Department, IRS and Budget 2026-27 rules as published, read 20 October 2026. Rules change; check before you send money

The New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq trade 9:30 am to 4:00 pm New York time, Monday to Friday. In India that is 7:00 pm to 1:30 am while the US is on daylight saving time (until 1 November 2026), and 8:00 pm to 2:30 am in the US winter. US holidays close the market.

Before-open and after-hours trading exist but are thinner. See the NYSE holiday calendar for days the market is shut.

NYSE and Nasdaq regular hours. India does not change its clocks; the US does

The NYSE and Nasdaq are shut on 10 weekdays in 2026. After 19 October 2026, the ones left are Thanksgiving Day (Thursday 26 November 2026) and Christmas Day (Friday 25 December 2026). On 27 Nov 2026 and 24 Dec 2026 they close early, at 1:00 pm New York time.

Source: NYSE holidays and trading hours. Whether the market is open next week: US stock market this week.

NYSE holidays as published, read 20 Oct 2026. Nasdaq keeps the same days

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