No matter how many books we read or how many hours we pour into our market research, the future is still uncertain to even the wisest of investors. When the mantra of “invest in what you know” is faced with the unknowable, what is the right move for those who are confined to the present?
With every passing year, it gets easier to invest outside of our own borders. However, the enticing potential of emerging markets and discovering relatively unknown companies is balanced by the risks associated with cultures, governments, and business practices that are foreign to those with a Western-centric mindset.
This week on InvestED, Phil and Danielle discuss the pros and cons of buying into companies overseas, and why many people are more comfortable keeping their investments close to home.
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Topics Discussed:
- Buffett on USA
- Living and investing outside of one’s country/region
- Michael Burry/The Big Short
- Listeners in Ireland: send company suggestions to questions@investedpodcast.com
- Euronext Dublin
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