The U.S. is no longer the primary destination for investors. For over a decade now, foreign markets have been beating the U.S. market by a large margin. Each year, more money flows into foreign-stock mutual funds than domestic-based stock funds. Why? Because money flows where the rewards and opportunities are greatest, and that has been in the overseas markets.

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One reason Global stocks have excelled over the U.S. market is that the dollar has been falling over the past seven years, since 2001. When foreign companies earn profits in the stronger euro, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, British pound, Japanese yen, Chinese yuan and other currencies, those profits are translated to us in much higher dollar returns than those foreign investors are able to enjoy in their home markets.

This is what I call our "currency tailwind." For instance, for all of 2007, as tabulated by The Economist magazine, euro-based stocks only returned 3.7% to European investors, but U.S. investors scored 15.8% returns on the identical basket of European stocks. This is true for each nation within the euro zone. France, for instance, fell 1.9% for French investors, but Americans netted +9.5% on those same stocks. Closer to home, the advantage was even greater, due to the super-strong Canadian dollar. Canada's stock market was up 5.2% for Canadians in 2007, but it was up 23.0% for American investors.

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