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Don’t Abandon International Equity, Despite Post-Election Rallies in US Equity and the US Dollar

November 11, 2024 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

The point of the title of this blog post is meant to persuade readers not to abandon international equity investing,…

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Posted in: International (Non-US), JIRE (JPM International ETF), JPM, Oakmark International

Top 10 Holdings and How the SP 500 Sectors Performed During the 2019 Rate Cuts

September 1, 2024 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Clients top 12 Holdings (listed 1 -12), spread across separate accounts, custodied at Schwab, as of 8.31.24 (YTD returns as…

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Posted in: 2019 Sector performance, Oakmark International, Top 10 Client Holdings

Don’t Give up on International Markets: Dollar Chart

November 3, 2023 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Good chart from Gary S. Morrow (@garysmorrow) showing the dollar backing away from stiff resistance, which is happening just in…

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Posted in: EMXC, International (Non-US), Oakmark International

Bond Market and International Annual Returns

September 3, 2023 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

Click on the above spreadsheet table and readers will get an enlarged look at various bond market asset class “annual”…

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Posted in: annual return, Bond Market(s), International (Non-US), Oakmark International

The Dollar / International and Non-US Investing / Top 10 Holdings

June 8, 2023 Brian Gilmartin Leave a comment

This daily chart of the UUP was sent to me about a month ago by a technician, Gary Morrow, (@garysmorrow)…

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Posted in: Currency, Emerging Market ETF's (EEM, Emerging Markets, EMXC, Oakmark International, US Dollar

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