 | Alexander Green, Editor
International companies are hardly "foreign" at all. You and others buy their products everyday. And clearly there is money to be made investing in these markets. Especially now. Why? Three primary reasons
- Number one; money tends to flow to international markets when the U.S. investments and the U.S. dollar are less attractive
like now.
- Number two; foreign shares are breathtakingly cheap compared to U.S. stocks. Whether you're looking at sales, earnings, book value or dividends, foreign shares are a bargain compared to U.S. stocks.
- And number three; all these companies are denominated in other currencies
currencies that will rise as the dollar continues to decline. That means you can make money on these investments, even if the share price stays the same - or falls slightly!
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