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ACWI Ex US Ishares MSCI ETF (NQ: ACWX )

55.78 -0.36 (-0.64%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 1:48 PM EDT, Sep 20, 2024 Add to My Watchlist
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Highest And Lowest Country ETF Dividend Yields
Over the past decade, the US, proxied by the S&P 500 ETF (SPY), has returned 228% compared to a 48% total return for the rest of the world as measured by the MSCI All World Ex. US ETF (ACWX). 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs Stocks
Exposures US Equities
3 Global Stocks to Buy to Escape the Volatility on Wall Street
Discover three top global stocks as a smart hedge against Wall Street volatility, offering diversification and resilience in uncertain times. 
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Update On Gold Ratios
Generally, when gold rises in relation to markets and assets positively correlated to the economy, the indication is for a counter-cycle, an economic contraction. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
US Takes A Breather
After gains in four of the last five days, equity futures were indicated lower ahead of some key GDP and inflation data this morning. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Will Sticky Inflation Bring A Recession And Bear Market?
The markets were handed two above-expectations readings on inflation this week. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy Interest Rates
July's Top-Performing Country ETFs: This Nation Led Global Equity Rally, And It Wasn't China
July was a positive month for the U.S. stock market, but strong gains were also seen in global equity markets, with some countries posting double-digit monthly returns. Notably, the 1% decline in the... 
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Long-Term Outlook For Stocks Is Much Better Than Most Believe
Could AI spark a productivity boom? Demographic forces are also in play. 
Via Talk Markets
Cracks After CPI? What Markets Are Anticipating
If we examine the market's current tolerance for risk, is it pointing to a soft landing, mild recession, or something much worse? 
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The Nasdaq Rope-A-Dope: Can It Wear Out The Bears?
How meaningful was Thursday's intraweek reversal and Friday's follow-through? Was it just an oversold bounce or big trouble for the bears? 
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Want to Turbocharge Your Returns in 2023? Buying These Stocks and ETFs Might Do It.
Some of the best investing opportunities right now are in foreign markets. 
Via The Motley Fool
3 Global Stocks to Buy to Get Around America’s Slowdown
If you’re looking to put some of your cash to work in 2023, these three global stocks to buy could be better options than U.S. stocks. 
Via InvestorPlace
Will Earnings Bring New Bear Market Lows?
How strong is the 
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Are New Bull Market Leaders Emerging?
The drivers of poor investment performance in 2022 may have set the table for new leadership in the next bull market. 
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Q4-Q1 Rally Regains Its Mojo, Led By The Miners
Copper and gold miners are leading the Q4-Q1 rally in broad asset markets. 
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Bullish Odds Improving With New Leadership
After another report showing some improvement in inflation, the stock market reversed on Friday to post a weekly gain. There are signs of a bottoming. 
Via Talk Markets
Macro In Transition: US & Global Stocks, Bonds, USD, Precious Metals & Commodities
It’s always handy to have a general summary view of macro markets. So let’s get to it. 
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Final Rally For Stocks, Commodities To Top, And A Final Down Leg For Gold?
The yield curve is on a flattening trend that started signaling the beginning of the end of the inflation trades since the flattener began last April. 
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