International ETFs Soar as 'Sell America' Gains Traction
The 'Sell America' trade is spreading in 2026 as international equity ETFs significantly outpace U.S. stocks. With EFA and VXUS outperforming domestic indices year-to-date, global diversification through proper asset allocation is essential.
The 'Sell America' debate is raging on Wall Street. International stocks continue outperforming U.S. equities in 2026, following 2025's trend, accelerating strategy adjustments among global investors heavily concentrated in U.S. markets over the past decade. The fact that half of global market capitalization sits outside the U.S. is being reexamined. Over $16.5 billion flowed into international equity ETFs in January alone, confirming this trend.
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Conclusion
The spreading Sell America trade represents a fundamental market reassessment of a decade of U.S. dominance. Increasing international ETF allocations through EFA and VXUS while regularly checking global diversification via asset allocation tools is a wise strategy. Investors finding growth opportunities outside America will be 2026's winners, with systematic rebalancing as their core tool.
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