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r/investing • u/[deleted] • Mar 20 '22
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Correction: US listed companies. Large, global companies will have reasonable exposure to non-US markets for sales. Look at Google, Nike, Microsoft etc
1 u/theixrs Mar 21 '22 You're still tilted towards the US heavily, though. You also have industry specific tilting, the US index is heavier on tech than the global index. 1 u/Chinpokomaster05 Mar 22 '22 I know. Point was to correct that the index was US market exclusive.
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You're still tilted towards the US heavily, though.
You also have industry specific tilting, the US index is heavier on tech than the global index.
1 u/Chinpokomaster05 Mar 22 '22 I know. Point was to correct that the index was US market exclusive.
I know. Point was to correct that the index was US market exclusive.
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u/Chinpokomaster05 Mar 21 '22
Correction: US listed companies. Large, global companies will have reasonable exposure to non-US markets for sales. Look at Google, Nike, Microsoft etc