My concern is that I don't see a swell of market-friendly government systems.

Sep 16, 2020
3:58:11pm

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This is particularly true in the major economies of Brazil, China, and Russia. India has been a bright spot. China is growing at about the same rate, but the state control limits things there.

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I think most equity investors are way underexposed to international stocks.

kolob32

9/16/20 3:29pm

Such as...?

BlueTooth

9/16/20 3:32pm

I just use broad based index funds.

kolob32

9/16/20 3:35pm

The Iraq. And such as.

cheezedawg

9/16/20 3:54pm

Sorry, most CBers don't have maps

JackStack

9/16/20 3:58pm

One thing I'm noticing is that markets are being driven by available investment monies - not as much on fundamentals

Zenoch

9/16/20 3:40pm

you are correct, most people just strictly look at past performance. They see

kolob32

9/16/20 3:54pm

I kind of agree..much of the growth is going to come from underdeveloped markets

UNLVcougar

9/16/20 3:44pm

bingo, and it will continue in that direction, America's share of the pie is

kolob32

9/16/20 3:47pm

Agreed but I wouldn't touch emerging markets just yet.

rad dawg

9/16/20 3:53pm

emerging markets are still down 20% for the year, pay 4-5% dividends, they are

kolob32

9/16/20 3:57pm

I am not looking for a bottom, I am looking for a reversal.

rad dawg

9/16/20 4:06pm

My concern is that I don't see a swell of market-friendly government systems.

CocaColaRecovery

9/16/20 3:58pm

valid concern, I think those issues will fade as time goes on. Jim Rogers said

kolob32

9/16/20 4:00pm

The problem is that the profits continue to belong to the state.

CocaColaRecovery

9/16/20 4:08pm

the number of billionaires is growing by leaps and bounds in china. The state is

kolob32

9/16/20 5:11pm

I don't deny any of that. My reservation is related to the states' ownership

CocaColaRecovery

9/16/20 5:18pm

On the surface this makes sense, but not if you look deeper.

BostonCougar

9/16/20 4:05pm

my only advice...don't judge economies based upon the Utah economy....things are

Nat Gas Man

9/16/20 5:15pm

The problem is that valuations have been this way for over 5 years and yet the US keeps significantly outperforming.

RdF3

9/16/20 5:21pm

It won't be like this forever, im optimistic about americas future, but america

kolob32

9/16/20 6:41pm

The thing is, most US companies that fall within the SP500 (maybe all?) are international companies as well.

TheLoneCougar

9/17/20 6:52am

yes, that is the argument Jack Bogle used, I get your point, but you still only

kolob32

9/17/20 11:12am

"Following the herd" in this situation really isn't that big of a deal. I choose S&P 500 because it is simple and I can

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