Massive debts, weak growth, low interest rates, two wars and high unemployment point to the dollar's continued decline. Because of these extraordinary circumstances, investors should consider allocated more of their capital overseas, specifically companies big and small in many sectors of numerous countries.
ADRs are a great way to protect your capital from the falling dollar—while individual ADRs are infinitely cheaper and easier to buy than actually buying shares on foreign exchanges, ADR ETFs are the way to go if you want the most bang for your buck. In addition, because ADRs are listed on U.S. exchanges, their ETFs are very inexpensive. To find out some suggested ADR ETF investments and read Anthony Haddad’s full article, sign up for a free one-year subscription to EQUITIES Magazine. To access the current issue of EQUITIES Magazine and more, click here.
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