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The New World of Global Investing
By Ivka Kalus-Bystricky, Portfolio Manager
"Over the years, the attitude in the United States towards international investing has waxed and waned, typically coinciding with investment returns and U.S. domestic confidence relative to the rest of the world. Periods of sustained strong returns in non-U.S. markets have coincided with increased international allocations. U.S.-based investors have increased their exposure to international markets over the past 10 years, during which time non-U.S. equities have outperformed US equities by over 25% in cumulative total returns. But typical international  allocations, from my observations, still range from just 5% to perhaps 20%, clearly out of line with the 60% of the global equity market that non-U.S. markets represent." Read More