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Amy
Lv 7
Amy asked in Business & FinanceInvesting · 5 years ago

Choosing International investments?

I would like to allocate part of my investments into international stocks.

I won't be familiar with most of the companies invested in. And I don't trust an index fund to accurately represent the entire world economy.

In the past I have tried a few mutual funds based on their past performance, but they mostly flopped. What else can I consider in order to choose a good fund?

Or has the world market just been stuck in a rut for years so that any fund would have performed poorly?

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  • Bryce
    Lv 7
    5 years ago

    The whole world is stuck in a low growth or no growth state. Individual stocks are too risky. Buy a low-fee index fund and wait for things to improve.

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