Democracy as a Factor in International Investing

Large international index funds do not account for geopolitical risk. Corruption has costs, and in this age of conflict with rising tensions in the Middle East, Russia, Ukraine and elsewhere, investors are faced with a daunting landscape while US markets are near highs. Should investors ride the momentum or transition and rotate to sectors that represent greater value and higher forward expected returns?  The traditional international funds are attractively valued relative to the US but are fraught with risk. Today we will hear from Julie Cane and Chris Browne from Democracy Investments to discuss democracy as a factor in international investing. 

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Here are some links to learn more about Julie, Chris and Democracy Investments:

• To learn more about Democrqacy Investments, and the DMCY fund visit https://www.advisorperspectives.com/pdfs/2024/DI-Overview-3_20_24.pdf 
•  Please find more information and important disclosures at https://www.democracyinvestments.com/fund