Chances are, you’ve invested way too much money in your home country.
And you’re not alone.
Studies show that U. S. investors hold around 70% of their equity assets in U. S companies.
But the U. S. only makes up around 55% of the world’s stock market value (U. S. stocks’ recent outperformance has massively boosted its global share). So, by that measure, a 70% allocation to U. S. stocks is ‘overweight,’ if you want to be properly diversified.
This post was published at Sovereign Man on July 12, 2017.
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