The article suggests that whileU.S. investing has been historically successful, current high valuations in the U.S. stock market make it difficult for value investors to find attractive opportunities. Measures such as price-to-earnings ratios and the Buffett indicator indicate a potentially overpriced market. As an alternative, the article encourages investors, especially value-oriented ones like Warren Buffett, to explore international markets for better investment deals. It also highlights Vanguard ETFs as a good option for international diversification at lower fees.
U.S. stocks look expensive on many measures, making it harder for value investors to find opportunities. International diversification may offer better deals.
Higher valuations are not indicative of trouble ahead, but for value-conscious investors, it's less than desirable, necessitating a look abroad.
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