REVIEW: Never Kiss a Rake by Anne Stuart. 1  Dear Ms. Stuart: In 2010, you released two enjoyable historical romances in your The House of Rohan series (not to be confused with the Kings of Rohan).
Then you can look at just the stock portion of your portfolio and decide how much of it you want in international stocks versus U.S. stocks. Vanguardâs research suggests that a minimum of 15% of your stocks should be invested internationally, with the maximum based on global market capitalization.
Then both U.S. and international stocks plunged. In the nearly seven-year period since the end of 2007, U.S. stocks have gained an average 8.8% a year while international stocks declined by 0.9% a year.ast week, Jason Zweig made a persuasive case for going global. Valuations are indeed attractive, but there is yet another argument to be made in favor of including international stocks in a portfolio. It revolves around both diversification and, in a way, market timing.