The Best Global Stocks Guide You'll Ever Watch

[@Nanalyze]

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[@masoncnc]

12:50 !!!! wow, I got a shout out!!! Love it.

[@Nanalyze]

Honestly that was a hilarious comment. Thank you! :) Joe P.

[@XanderDDS]

this was quality guidance, no scamming, cheers!

[@Nanalyze]

Our goal is to make people better investors. When we do, they'll come looking for our products/services. Joe P.

[@mk-ki3jc]

I'm going to have to borrow that "return free risk" line. 😂

[@Nanalyze]

@masoncnc gets all the credit there. It's a great one, right?

[@Leo-pd8ww]

I have brokerage account with my usual bank. They charge pretty high fees for purchasing foreign stuff. It annoyed me at first but I realized those fees prevented me from doing less than smart purchases more than once. Something to keep in mind I guess.

[@Nanalyze]

Yes, you are right. The inaccessibility is probably a good thing. There are plenty of great companies in the United States and an ETF for international exposure will be the most sensible thing to do.

[@deepsudeep]

ADRs are seemless but the fees are quite high. Just paid 1% fees for the year for an ADR

[@Nanalyze]

Good point! If you wouldn't mind, which ADR and how did you determine the fees were that high?

[@masoncnc]

I'm the "bonds are return free risk" guy😊. I'm buying VYMI and holding money market. Still NO bonds

[@Nanalyze]

Yeah we have never held bonds but are somewhat tempted to for diversification purposes.

[@screamotrucker]

For what it matters ; which is NOTHING. I feel somewhat vindicated that I own VEU and have been telling friends about it for years.

[@Nanalyze]

Around here you matter ;) It's a great way to get exposure to international stocks!

[@ssing7113]

DVYE came into my radar when someone was doing an analysis on the stocks in the ETF and how much cash they hold / how stable in theory it should be.. 🤷‍♂️ The dividend is outright insane

[@sumanadasawijayapala5372]

What's even more insane is how its value has dropped like a rock.

[@masoncnc]

@@sumanadasawijayapala5372 yeah, ouch! that is a terrible chart

[@Nanalyze]

For those not in the know DVYE is an emerging markets ETF which yields about 12%. One of the most important things I learned - both in life, industry, and academics - is that there is no free lunch. There's a reason for that. Dividend payments need to come from somewhere. Joe P.

[@maltlickytexas]

❤

[@Nanalyze]

Thank you for the love as always!

[@KLK00723]

@10:18min If KRKA 🇸🇮 raises its dividend this year, it will be the 26th year in a row,not 23.😉,Greetings from Slovenia 🇸🇮

[@Nanalyze]

Love to hear from people all over the world! :) We spent lots of time analyzing these international names and always defaulted to company-published information. I passed your comment over to research to check. If so, we'll adjust our data. Thank you! Joe P.

[@Nanalyze]

Analyst got back to me on this. We don’t consider initiation of a dividend to be an increase. So if you do consider that, then yes, 2025 would mark their 26th consecutive increase. But we would consider it their 25th. Joe P.

[@Longtack55]

Yep, you saw it here with the arrows: watch those Greenland stocks.

[@Nanalyze]

:) On a somewhat related note, interesting dynamic between Greenland and Denmark that can be observed when in Denmark bars.

[@Woozle1]

What about buying American companies with worldwide exposure, like Zoetis?

[@sumanadasawijayapala5372]

Or Google or Meta. The main argument for international is diversification which is risk management. Why not invest in all 10,000+ investable stocks? My problem is simply that I don't think indexing works well for all these myriad stocks in different parts of the world. We invest in the US market bc it has a very long track record of going up over time, despite its short-term ups and downs. How well have ex-US indexes done? Yes these indexes are cheap. But in contrast with VTI, you get what you pay for. Currency risk in particular has been a drag on developed markets. There absolutely is alpha outside the US, but you have to look to find it which defeats the purpose of passive investing.

[@Nanalyze]

This is precisely why we have a "international revenues" factor in our Quantigence algo

[@xaldath4265]

The only single country funds I'm personally familiar with where you can invest for 7bps or less are US funds. 😅😂

[@Nanalyze]

You sir, are absolutely correct

[@mk-ki3jc]

VanEck charging 30+ bp. makes me wince.

[@sumanadasawijayapala5372]

And VNM has performed poorly compared with Vietnam's stock market. You're paying for underperformance.

[@mk-ki3jc]

@sumanadasawijayapala5372 yeah, to be fair on my end, the ishares etf is even more expensive at .4. I'm just whining cuz im half jew. On your end, it's always going to cost you for the service of access to foreign markets. Sucks, but its fair.

[@sumanadasawijayapala5372]

@@mk-ki3jc I'm 0% Jew and whining right along with you.

[@Nanalyze]

Yes, I was really surprised to see how you can get "cheap" exposure to regional international stocks but not single-country stocks. Joe P.