International stocks vs S&P500 Part 2

[Anonymous]

NP here. I am comfortable w my international exposure in the S&P 500 as 30% of its revenues are from outside the US.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NP here. I am comfortable w my international exposure in the S&P 500 as 30% of its revenues are from outside the US.

+1. Many/most/all of these global companies in S&P have supply chain and markets across the world.

[Anonymous]

Amazing how all of a sudden there is a lot of interest in international stocks. I wonder what the next popular asset class will be?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Factor in exchange rate risk.

This. Your dollar-based investments are losing value as the dollar declines. International stocks provide a hedge against this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"Never bet against America"

--Warren Buffett

Except when a president is actively undermining the country and economy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:"Never bet against America"

--Warren Buffett

Sadly, this isn't the America that Warren Buffett grew up in; that's a Boomer+ mindset. Nobody believes this anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NP here. I am comfortable w my international exposure in the S&P 500 as 30% of its revenues are from outside the US.

At the moment. If countries start retaliating against American companies, as Europe has threatened to do, these income streams would be at risk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"Never bet against America"

--Warren Buffett

Except when a president is actively undermining the country and economy.

Whatever you want to believe. I don't make my investments based on political hatred. If I believed what you did, I'd have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars.