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Are International Stocks A Safer Bet Than U. S. Markets? Developed international markets have outperformed emerging markets over the past decade, but the latter may offer more long-term growth potential—with higher risk ETFs like IXUS, VEU, VEMAX, and IEMG offer accessible ways to invest overseas while keeping costs low and exposure broad
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