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International funds will outperform the U.S for the next 20 years. This is financial advice you should take.

# Sell America
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Based.
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Only in the short term. America is taking the hard but necessary steps to heal itself internally, which will spark another golden age once the seeds and saplings take off. Everyone else is continuing to engorge themselves on the cancer which threatens to cripple them permanently.
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>>61827440
>America is taking the hard but necessary steps to heal itself internally
You might even say we're going back to our roots
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>>61827440
Heal itself by removing foreign competition, allowing local industries to grow fat and lazy.
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>>61827408
Seems very stupid to me to specifically bet on international ex. USA. Especially as a core position for a passive investment portfolio. Why wouldn't you just buy an all-world or developed markets etf that rebalances its holdings automatically for you? That way you don't have to make some stupid gamble on what country is going to outperform in the future.
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>>61827687

Your hate aside, better to have any local industry at all.
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>>61827733
All-world etfs are 60% US, if you can't see the outsized opportunity betting heavily on the other 40% where 95% of the world lives then... maybe stick to VT
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>>61827754

Who specifically do you put faith in? India and China aren't trustworthy (which is why the Chinese equities bubble burst early). Most "growth" is going to be in African shitholes that don't know how to turn on a computer. In fact one of my favorite shorts is EZA.

What if the post-American world economic paradigm is just decline? What then?
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>>61827754
They're 60+% USA because the USA has continued to outperform other countries over the past several years. There isn't any inherent pro-USA bias in these ETFs, they are strictly basing their allocations on actual performance. If your theory comes true and the USA will do worse than internationa for a prolongued period of time, then all-world ETFs will automatically rebalance appropriately and start overweighting the new market leaders. T

his whole country cheerleading is stupid anyway. We live in a global economy, all the top companies are operating all across the world. What kind of fool would go out of their way to exclude some of the objectively most profitable companies in the world from their passive index portfolio by completely excluding exposure to the US?
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>>61827768
>Who specifically do you put faith in?
No one but especially not the US right now
>What if the post-American world economic paradigm is just decline? What then?
Yep that's my suspicion, a multi-polar world where wealth disparity increases the entire time (stocks go up)
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>>61827788
>There isn't any inherent pro-USA bias in these ETFs, they are strictly basing their allocations on actual performance
On stock price performance, and a lot of that outperformance is coming from the fact that the companies are US companies where money flows in mindlessly regardless of fundamentals, it's circular logic

>What kind of fool would go out of their way to exclude some of the objectively most profitable companies in the world from their passive index portfolio by completely excluding exposure to the US?
Living and working here is enough exposure imo
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>ETF slops
Don't care. All in on AI stocks.
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20 more years of this. Too much winning
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>>61827408
whats the best international?
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>>61829138
you just got lucky you cant time the market its not fair
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Last chance to go overweight (ideally, 100%) in international before the rocket takes off
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>>61827408
worse trade than buying the silver top
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>>61829655
You’re gonna miss out on a generational wealth building opportunity
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>>61827408
What is outperforming?

Europe is absolutely collapsing as energy costs skyrocket and population dwindles. More new unicorn companies come out of the of the US in a year than Europe in 10.

China can't innovate. Their whole business model involves taking the same shit, ripping it off, selling it for less but pretending like it's better (it's not).

What's left? South America is a shithole, Africa's a bunch of savages, India's a hyper regulated socialist swamp with low IQ jeets... what's outperforming the US?
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>>61827408
>Foreigner cries about America again
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>>61829867
Also taxes.
If you live in the US, you pay 0% taxes on your qualified dividends.
Other countries charge you 15-30% on your dividends and i noticed that huge chunk of that isn't qualified dividends because those countries don't have agreements with the US. Those taxes are a huge drag on compounding your net worth.
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>>61827408
100%
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>>61827440
>Only in the short term. America is taking the hard but necessary steps to heal itself internally, which will spark another golden age once the seeds and saplings take off. Everyone else is continuing to engorge themselves on the cancer which threatens to cripple them permanently.
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>>61827687
>Ohhh noooo domestic labor doesn’t have to compete against jeet and chink slave labor
How will we ever recover?
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>>61827408
>he bought total ex-us instead of something more concentrated and only got 30%
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>>61830896
kek
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>>61829867
>China can't innovate. Their whole business model involves taking the same shit, ripping it off, selling it for less but pretending like it's better (it's not).
Why do retards keep repeating this? Is it just cope for the fact that China is on the up and up and the west isn’t? I feel like the only people that claim this don’t work in: education (because you’d see how low quality our college grads are), engineering (because you’d see how China is innovating across many fields), or business (because there’s a lot of $$$ growth in China, more so than developed countries). I really think we’re fucked because nobody will admit that we’re falling behind, so the reforms needed to stay competitive will never be considered. Se acabó.
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>>61832347
Your first mistake is thinking that the west isn’t a giant slave colony already.
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>>61827440
2 more weeks, HODL Americans!! *Rocket emoji* *gorilla emoji*
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>>61827408
>The same companies buying out our property and renting it out enmasse to niggers and other forms of wetbacks are now betting against American stocks and industry

Absolutely Weimar, infact this is worse than Weimar.



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