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Performed X-Ray on portfolio and I’m only showing 5% invested overseas. I tend to let money run in investments such as PRMTX, which when I started in 2002 was 25, now 106 per share. I probably need to diversify a bit more away from large cap which is roughly 45% of portfolio.
Where are some international areas to invest in. Thanks
@bee. Never thought about India until I read the morning excerpts. Right know all my funds are split between TRP and Vanguard. Maybe I’ll adventure outside the scope of these 2 companies.
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FMIJX is a risk averse LC International
If you have a long term horizon EM funds like PRMSX or the index VWO
Also many Blue Chip US companies do business Internationally / Globally so you may actually be more "globally" positioned than 5% ... maybe TRBCX
OGIYX - global opportunities in SC space
Thinking Emerging Value should do better over Emerging Growth assuming that narrative is going to play out.
Until the dollar tanks I don't see how Emerging / International going to outperform S&P500. Just when it seemed dollar was turning, we got turkeyfied.