One thing I took away from a recent Diary of a CEO discussion was the importance of looking beyond what everyone else is buying. That got me researching international ETFs. Three that caught my attention: 🌍 VEA — Developed Markets Exposure to markets across Europe, Canada and the Pacific, with financials, industrials, technology and other sectors. Expense ratio: 0.03%. 🌏 VWO — Emerging Markets Exposure to emerging economies including China, Taiwan and India. More risk, but potentially more growth. Expense ratio: 0.06%. 🌎 VXUS — Total International Broad exposure to developed + emerging markets outside the U.S., all in one ETF. Expense ratio: 0.05%. What I’m learning: You don’t necessarily need to find the next great international stock. You can own the market. With U.S. stocks dominating so much of the investing conversation, international ETFs could be an interesting way to diversify. I’m not saying “don’t buy U.S. stocks.” I’m saying don’t forget the rest of the world exists. 🌱 Still learning. Still building. #ETFs #InternationalInvesting #VEA #VWO #VXUS #CanadianInvestor #Investing #Diversification #PersonalFinance #LearningInPublic #Blossom
The VEA. Is up .2 % in the last 3 months. It’s a Dog. Your 50% indicator is since inception. Completely misleading. This Blossom shit is great for scammers.
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