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12-02-2018, 08:33 PM
[$$] American Exceptionalism May Be Ending—at Least in Stocks
Recent choppy trading in U.S. stocks has revived a yearslong debate: Are the best days of the U.S. bull market over, and should investors pivot to cheaper shares overseas? The S&P 500 is beating the MSCI All Country World Index, excluding U.S. stocks, by about 11% this year in total return terms, a measure that takes dividends into account. Worries about rising interest rates, trade tensions with China, slumping oil prices and peaking corporate earnings have slammed U.S. stocks over the past two months.
https://finance.yahoo.com/m/77a9e706-26ef-3b6d-a137-0397f123adef/%5B%24%24%5D-american-exceptionalism.html?.tsrc=rss
Recent choppy trading in U.S. stocks has revived a yearslong debate: Are the best days of the U.S. bull market over, and should investors pivot to cheaper shares overseas? The S&P 500 is beating the MSCI All Country World Index, excluding U.S. stocks, by about 11% this year in total return terms, a measure that takes dividends into account. Worries about rising interest rates, trade tensions with China, slumping oil prices and peaking corporate earnings have slammed U.S. stocks over the past two months.
https://finance.yahoo.com/m/77a9e706-26ef-3b6d-a137-0397f123adef/%5B%24%24%5D-american-exceptionalism.html?.tsrc=rss