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Originally Posted by Woody
You do not necessarily have to purchase stock in foreign companies to get international exposure. There are many U.S. based companies that operate worldwide that will give you some international exposure. For example, Catepillar is one stock that is international and has recently been declining due to growth concerns in foreign markets.
If you are interested in purchasing individual stocks rather than a mutual fund as Bucketlist suggested, you could look at the holdings of "international" mutual funds and research some of the stocks in their holdings to see which ones you may want to invest in.
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thats kind of the take i have on it.. companies that sell internationally, not just within the US.
good idea about checking out some "international" mutual funds to find companies to start researching.