A recent article in The Wall Street Journal ponders whether it now makes sense for investors to look to stocks in foreign developed and emerging markets—after their long stretch of…
Tag: U.S. vs. International Equities
U.S. Stocks Leave Global Markets Behind
U.S. stocks have “staged a furious rebound since late March, leaving global markets behind.” This according to a recent article in The Wall Street Journal. “Optimism about state and business…
Zweig: "Smart" Money is Bailing on U.S. Stocks
Wall Street Journal columnist Jason Zweig writes that while data shows how the S&P 500 has outperformed international stocks for years, the numbers can “play tricks on you. It still…
Kaissar: U.S. Investors' Home Bias Not Justified
“Despite all the attention heaped on U.S. stocks this year,” writes Bloomberg’s Nir Kaissar, “there’s been more to cheer overseas.” Kaissar explains that, even though data shows that overseas stocks…
Arnott Says U.S. Stocks are "Dead Money"
The founder and CEO of Research Affiliates argues that investors should load up on emerging market stocks and sell off overpriced U.S. equities, according to a recent Barron’s article. In…
Bloomberg: It Could Be Time to Run with the Bulls
The election of Emmanuel Macron as French president should be the “signal for equity investors to take advantage of a less febrile political environment and buy European stocks,” according to…