Vanguard FTSE Developed Markets ETF (NY:VEA)

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Globally Diversified Portfolios On Track For Solid 2023 Gain ↗

November 13, 2023

On paper, the set-up sounds toxic. An ongoing war on Europe’s eastern border, a new conflict in the Middle East that could turn into a regional battle, and sharply higher interest rates to combat...

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Topics Economy

US Stocks Still Lead Global Assets In 2023 ↗

October 16, 2023

This year’s performance premium for American shares remains hefty vs. the rest of the major asset classes.

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Will US Stock Market’s Outsized Leadership Persist In Q4? ↗

October 09, 2023

American shares have been the upside outlier for performance leadership for much of the year for the major asset classes, based on set of proxy ETFs through Friday’s close, Oct. 6.

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Topics ETFs

Major Asset Classes: September 2023 - Performance Review ↗

October 02, 2023

Commodities and cash continued to top the monthly performance tables in September for the major asset classes. Also on display for a second straight month: widespread losses elsewhere for global...

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Topics ETFs

Will US Stocks Continue To Outperform Global Markets This Year? ↗

September 25, 2023

Market sentiment is turning cautious as several risk factors come into focus for the fourth quarter.

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US Stocks Still Lead Global Markets By Wide Margin In 2023 ↗

September 18, 2023

It’s been a strong year for American equities. Although US shares have been trading in a tight range recently, the market is holding on to the bulk of its robust year-to-date gain in 2023.

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US Stocks Still Lead Global Markets In 2023 By Wide Margin ↗

August 07, 2023

Markets around the world took a hit last week, but American shares are still the clear performance leader for the major asset classes year to date, based on a set of ETFs.

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July Performance Review Of Major Asset Classes ↗

August 01, 2023

Most of the major asset classes continued to rally in July, led by a surge in commodities, based on a set of ETFs. US bonds, by contrast, remained the outlier, posting a third straight monthly loss.

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US Stocks Lead Global Markets In 2023 As Various Risks Simmer ↗

July 24, 2023

American shares remain firmly in the lead for the major asset classes year to date, based on a set of ETF proxies.

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3 ETFs to Put on Your Must-Buy List for June 2023 ↗

June 08, 2023

These three must-buy ETFs for June 2023 could be the only equity ETFs you need to own for the core of your portfolio.

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Global Equities Rose Last Week As Bonds, Commodities Fell ↗

May 22, 2023

Vanguard Total Stock Market Index Fund gained 1.7%, rising to the highest level since February. The latest increase sets up the fund for higher odds of a bullish breakout if it can move decisively...

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All The Major Asset Classes Fell Last Week ↗

May 15, 2023

Losses took a toll on markets around the world, with US stocks and bonds posting the smallest setbacks last week, based on a set of ETFs representing the major asset classes.

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Foreign Bonds Led Returns In Last Week’s Mixed Trading ↗

May 08, 2023

VanEck J.P. Morgan EM Local Currency Bond ETF rose 0.8% last week, lifting the fund to its highest weekly close in more than a year.

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Major Asset Classes: April 2023 Performance Review ↗

May 01, 2023

Most of the major asset classes continued to rebound in April, led by property shares ex-US, based on a set of ETF proxies. The downside outliers: foreign government bonds in developed markets, stocks...

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US REITs Rebound, But Bearish Trend Still Weighs On Sector ↗

April 24, 2023

US-listed real estate investment trusts posted the strongest gain for the major asset classes in last week’s mostly quiet trading, based on a set of ETF proxies.

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Trend Profiles Revive Outlook For US, Big-Cap And Growth Equities ↗

March 28, 2023

Projections that foreign, small-cap, and value stocks are set to outperform their broad US, large-cap, and growth counterparts are facing new headwinds this year.

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Global Markets Rallied Last Week, Except For Property Shares ↗

March 27, 2023

Nearly all the primary markets around the world posted gains last week, with the exception of property shares in the US and abroad.

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Bonds Extend Rally Amid Fears Of Bank Crisis ↗

March 20, 2023

Bond prices continued to rebound last week as investors worried that the turmoil in the banking sector could spread.

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Will This Week's Bank Failure Kick-Off The Final Leg Down For Stocks? ↗

March 11, 2023

Did the stock market overreact to the second largest bank failure in U.S. history, or are more systemic dominoes about to fall?

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Global Markets Recovered Some Of February’s Losses Last Week ↗

March 06, 2023

Repair and recovery were on display last week as the major asset classes clawed back some of the across-the-board losses in February.

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Risk Appetite: Do The Charts Favor The Bulls Or The Bears? ↗

February 04, 2023

How do the charts look after Friday's way-above-expectations jobs report? This week's video looks at a wide variety of charts, ratios, and data sets to assess risk vs. reward in the stock market.

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Global Stocks: Breaking Out? ↗

January 28, 2023

The S&P 500 is attempting to clear what has been an insurmountable trendline dating back to January 2022.

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Foreign Stocks Continue To Rally As US Shares Retreat ↗

January 23, 2023

Diversifying into equities ex-US has been a disappointment in recent years, but January suggests the tide may be turning in favor global investing strategies.

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Looking For Risk-On Signals ↗

January 11, 2023

Mr. Market doesn’t explain himself, but he does drop clues about preferences. Interpretation is mostly art, but it can be worthwhile when there are clear signs of trend changes. One approach for...

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Major Asset Classes November 2022 Performance Review ↗

December 01, 2022

The rebound in global markets strengthened and broadened in November, building on October’s rebound. Only commodities lost ground last month.

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Stocks In Developed Markets Ex-US Roared Higher Last Week ↗

November 28, 2022

This year’s selling looked excessive in developed-market shares ex-US and so the crowd continued to snap up stocks in this bucket during last week.

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Inflation-Indexed Bonds Ex-US Led Global Markets Last Week ↗

November 21, 2022

As markets continue to grapple with various macro risks, government bonds indexed to inflation ex-US extended their recent rally and posted the strongest gain last week for the major asset classes,...

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Global Exposure: Value Or Value Trap? ↗

October 08, 2022

I thought 2022 would be the year that foreign stocks would outperform. However, what started out as a value year for stocks has turned into a lousy year for all stocks (growth and value), with foreign...

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Major Asset Classes July 2022 Performance Review ↗

August 01, 2022

The majority of the major asset classes rebounded in July, providing relief from an extended run of red ink, based on a set of proxy ETFs.

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Across-The-Board Rebounds For Major Asset Classes Last Week ↗

July 25, 2022

For one week, global markets delivered something other than gloom via a uniform rise in prices for the major asset classes over the trading week through Friday, July 22.

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