Investing Idea: International Funds

Investing Idea: International Funds
Investing Idea: International Funds By Miranda Marquit July 29th, 2008 Posted in Funds, Investing Trends, Investment Funds, Investment Portfolio, Investment Opportunities As worries about a volatile stock market (which is up right now as oil prices drop) and a US dollar that is weakening overall (although rallying today) abound, some folks are thinking about diversifying into international funds. Advantages to international funds One of the main advantages to adding international funds to

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