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Jason Zweig on investing in international stocks and international diversification for 2015-2016

11/22/2014

Zweig points out the CAPE cyclically adjusted P/E ratio is about 26 for the U.S. and about 21 for Japan, and about half that in Italy, UK, Spain and other eurozone countries. With the Fed expected to increase rates, and the high CAPE for the U.S., aggressive efforts by central bankers in Japan and Europe, Bogle, Zweig and other experts say international diversification makes sense.

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