Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund Investor Shares (VXUS)
VXUS: The Growth/Inflation Quadrant Framework Suggests Caution
The author assigns a "hold" rating to VXUS, projecting accelerated growth combined with persistent inflation in the second half of the year—an unfavorable scenario for global ex-US equities; The US accounts for 64% of global market cap (up from 42% in 2008), supported by earnings that exceed the rest of the world. US, Japan, Eurozone, and ex-US equities are trading above their historical P/E averages, only emerging markets appear to be at fair value.
Your International Fund Yields 2%. This One Returned 26% and Yields 3.1%
The Vanguard Total International Stock ETF (NASDAQ:VXUS) is the default choice for most investors who want exposure to companies outside the United States.
The Tax Math That Makes VXUS Worth $2,184 More Inside a Roth IRA
An international equity sleeve inside a taxable account has a quieter tax drag than a business development company (BDC) or mortgage real estate investment trust (REIT), but it is not trivial.
Should You Follow the Crowd? Maybe With This Big-Picture Trade.
Vanguard Total International Stock Index ETF benefited from the fifth-largest inflow of cash over the year-to-date period. The ETF provides U.S. investors with something that they may be missing.
Vanguard's 0.05% International Stock ETF Just Outpaced the S&P 500 for the First Time in Five Years
For five years, the case for international diversification has felt theoretical. Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund ETF Shares (NASDAQ:VXUS | VXUS Price Prediction) is the cleanest way to own roughly half of global market capitalization, yet U.S.
VXUS: A Mix Of Hot Valuations, And High Dividends To Diversify A Portfolio
Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund ETF has attractive valuations, a 2.77% TTM dividend yield, and broad diversification across developed and emerging markets. VXUS [IMO] trades at a 35% forward discount to the S&P 500, with a P/E of 16.9x and EPS growth of 14.3%, supporting a bullish medium-term outlook. Key catalysts include fiscal expansion in Europe and Japan, as well as potential FX tailwinds from a weaker dollar, enhancing VXUS's return potential.
Davidson Kahn Capital Management LLC Acquires 14,515 Shares of Vanguard Total International Stock ETF $VXUS
Davidson Kahn Capital Management LLC boosted its holdings in shares of Vanguard Total International Stock ETF (NASDAQ: VXUS) by 69.5% in the undefined quarter, according to its most recent Form 13F filing with the SEC. The firm owned 35,399 shares of the company's stock after buying an additional 14,515 shares during the period.
Vanguard (VXUS) vs. iShares (EEM): Which ETF Is Better For Investing in Stocks Outside the U.S.?
Explore how cost, yield, and sector focus set these global ETFs apart for investors seeking international exposure.
Vanguard's Own Research Says International Stocks Will Beat the US for the Next Decade. Here Is How to Position.
U.S. investors tend to have a strong home country bias.
VXUS Vs. VTI: Rethinking Diversification In A Concentrated And Uncertain Market
Vanguard Total International Stock Index Fund ETF (VXUS) has underperformed VTI over the past decade, but I rate VXUS a Buy. VXUS offers genuine diversification, with far less top-10 concentration than VTI and exposure across sectors and geographies. Valuations and fundamentals for VXUS are more supportive today, and recent return patterns suggest potential for meaningful divergence.
Up 27% in 12 Months, Meet 1 Vanguard ETF That Might Be a No-Brainer Buy in March
The S&P 500's above-average performance in the past decade has been boosted by the rising dominance of powerful technology companies. The smartest investors are wondering if the U.S. stock market is about to enter a period of subpar performance.
VXUS: The Valuation Case For Going Global
Vanguard Total International Stock ETF earns a Buy rating, with a recommended 10-20% allocation in diversified portfolios. VXUS trades at a significant valuation discount to US equities, with a trailing P/E of 16.9x versus the S&P 500's 29x. Structural catalysts in Europe, Japan, and emerging Asia, combined with accelerating earnings growth, support a durable multi-year international equity rally.
