US Investors ‘Underinvested’ Internationally So Can Buying German Stocks Make Sense?

Let’s get to the point. First and foremost, US investors are underinvested internationally, they have had “significant home bias” according to one US-based equities market player. Surely therefore it’s only wise from a diversification standpoint to add international developed markets exposure. And, the German market could tick the box given that it is providing a higher yield than the S&P 500 and the DAX is trading at a steep discount.