Foreign Markets Are Surging—Here's Where to Invest

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🌍 Global markets are finally outperforming the U.S.—and if you're not paying attention, you could be missing some of the biggest opportunities of 2025.

U.S. markets may be hitting new highs—but international stocks are leaving them in the dust. Foreign stocks are up 15% this year, and countries like South Korea are seeing gains as high as 40%! So, is it time to add international diversification to your portfolio?

Matt Weinschenk, Director of Research at Stansberry Research, joins us to break it all down—and share 3 international stocks every retail investor should be watching right now.

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