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Ahead of the liberation day bullshit I moved my equities out of the US so my portfolio is 75% international. No regrets.
33% foreign stocks, fully managed by my financial advisor.
VTI all the way. Emerging markets don’t come even close. Maybe as a geopolitical diversification, but in that case just buy gold. Maybe European defense. Maybe.
Personally I think 20-25% international makes a lot of sense long term, regardless of how you feel about Trump. US returns have beat international in most of the last 10-15 years, but there are lots of other years (including 2025) where the international exposure would have helped.
10%. I grew up in Japan and now live in the US. I don’t think US dominance will change for next decade. I minimize Japan exposure since I can get a job there if it ends up becoming attractive
I have 50% non US, VEA and VWO. Counterintuitive, but I am 100% equities, with half non US exposure. The old thinking is out of date.
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I have no non-US equity position.
I have cover $20M in stock investments and am probably between 35-40% non-US. Good chunk in emerging markets. Even so heavily weighted outside the US, my returns still seem to track very close to the S&P 500.
I try to match the global market cap
I do the same. I think something like 55% US / 45% International equity index (VTI, VXUS)
Yeah I looked back and I think my mix differs between a few of my investment accounts, but the main after-tax account I use for buy-and-hold investing has a 58/20/20/2 split between US equity, developed mkts equity, EM equity and fixed income.