There are many ETFs that offer broad diversification into international markets. Most US brokerages offer their own mutual funds for international equities as well.
There is much disagreement over the optimum ratio of US-to-international equities, but unless you’re a hardcore US exceptionalist, anywhere between 20-40% of your equity portfolio should be ex-US, according to most researchers.
There are many ETFs that offer broad diversification into international markets. Most US brokerages offer their own mutual funds for international equities as well.
There is much disagreement over the optimum ratio of US-to-international equities, but unless you’re a hardcore US exceptionalist, anywhere between 20-40% of your equity portfolio should be ex-US, according to most researchers.