Markets: Stocks, ETFs, IPOs and Forex Across Three Countries

If your money, family or business sits in more than one of the United States, Canada and India, you probably watch more than one market. This section puts the market lists side by side and explains, for each, what the list measures, how the local market works and what the tax and reporting consequences are for someone with ties to all three countries.

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The lists

For each market there are four views: the most active stocks and ETFs by volume, new 52-week highs, new 52-week lows and unusual volume. Pick a market below. Each page loads a live list from TradingView, then explains how to read it, what the market's hours and rules are, and what to know for your tax return and for foreign-account reporting such as the FBAR, Form 8938, the Canadian T1135 and India's Schedule FA.

Nothing here is advice to buy or sell anything. See the comparison of capital gains rules for how the three countries tax the result.