/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18166243
>These are all worthwhile markets with good companies, right? Please say yes.
not at all, EU has had negative investment returns since fucking 9/11

Asia/Americaqn markets do have growth opportunities though

>>18157330

>>18004085
USA markets are diverse global diversification

>>17926357
what, like all three companies on the Flip market?

>>17772970
because EU is small potatoes, and theve basically had 0% growth since 2008

>>17765152

>USA might be close to 60% of the worlds stock market by the years end

>>17655219
because its impossible to know without hindsight

and by the time we know, its too late to do anything differently anyways

>>16397048
>EU stock
i wouldnt mate, such a tiny market

>>16235662
>stonks
>international

>>15218503
tiny market (relative to global stock markets), so no one really cares

>>15066647
I like how tiny city states like to pretend that their economy matters to the average american

>>14731183
>BA
damn, im out of AMZN so im rooting for ya this time, but BA has been good to me, i dont think i can sell that one little share...

>>14731477
LMT
DIA
HON
SMG
QQQ
F
SPY
DOW
MSFT
SNSS
LCI
and cant forget about dat AMD

just make sure you diversify, dont have one stock that is worth over 20-50% of your portfolio

>>14271816
the crash wont happen until peak euphoria

just like last year, it wont be time to short until everyone decides to stop trying to short

>>14271843
RIOT is obstensively a crypto company, but they give shit returns compared to crypto (RIOT can crash at the same rate as BTC, but it has never risen nearly as much)

AMD and NVDA (GPU manufacturers) might be your best bet

>>14271867
>.t euro with negative interest rates
also, arnt leveraged ETF's illegal in most euro countries?

so whats some good foreign holidays to include in calendar, chinese holidays (china market is closed), japan holidays, any others? i think most euro wide holidays tend to match up with american ones nicely, is there a list of euro-wide days that their markets are closed? or just include France, Germany, UK, maybe Italy?

>>12440632
tripfraging is reaching critical mass, just like october

if there is any sure sign that we are about to have a huge market dip soon, this is it

>>12322921
but their consumers are influenced by their "markets"

but from a stock standpoint their "markets" are nothing

>>12240497
its cope from thirdworlders

(for perspective, USA was only 46% of world's market cap in 2012, so its safe to assume its around 50% still)

>>11931569
eh, kind of jelly, but not too much

>>11660910
>>Why is the s&p 500 index superior to total market? Less diversified with higher expense ratios is what I see. Not even being an ass I honestly don't know.
because total market is a drag down on s&p most of the time, if you are talking about a worldwide index fund

it may not be a drag in the future, but it has been for many years in the past

pic related, and US market was only 46% of worlds market in 2012 ( im not sure what it is this year)

>>11660954
>>i presume you mean a worldwide market fund? It includes non-US economies which mostly all suck.
ironically this, although past results are no garuntee of future results, so it could change

>>11552067
>QQQ
4/5, fantastic pick
>VB
why the bottom 2-15%?
>VT
3/5
not at all a bad conservative pick, may have slow growth (always)
>DIA
5/5, everyone should own some of this wonderful monthly dividend stock


SPY and IWD are some you may want to look into too, but SPY might be imploding for a little bit compared to vanguard ETF's
and IWD has slow growth even when the market was good (slower losses too though)

careful with a total world ETF, theres more overlap with your US stocks and that than you might think

>>11251715
>>Yeah I hear a lot about splitting between US and world indicies in some ratio to hedge for risk and whatnot. I guess the idea is that over the next 30 years or whatever, during some years the US will be doing better and other years other parts of the world will be doing better, so by having a mix of both you capture all the good times. But I haven’t really bought into it. Most likely because all I’ve know so far is a great US bull run and the rest of the world being relatively stagnant, so I think I’ll stay 100% US for now cause yolo
USA is > 50% of the worlds total market cap, so be careful how you split it up

>>11122701
>now

you always should have

>>10963025
can you show proof that is doesnt?
protip: all world stocks - usa stocks are -0.8% for the past ten years, also pic related (USA was only 45ish % of the worlds stock market capital in 2008)

>>10920381
no one has anything in greece or turkey either

>>10880741
American indices make up a good portion of the worlds's markets

and the 10 year return of non US makets is -0.8%
why would you want that?