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Peter Mallouk highlights the importance of diversification in global investing by comparing returns over a recent 15-month period. He notes that while the S&P 500 gained 18 percent, South Korea surged by 179 percent, Peru by 121 percent, and Poland by 98 percent.
Mallouk stresses that despite common questions about investing outside the U.S., the future remains unpredictable and spreading investments across countries can yield significant advantages.
Mallouk has previously cited Peter Lynch’s view that markets typically experience declines of 10 percent every two years and 25 percent every six years, according to a recent post. He has also referenced Charlie Munger's belief that investors should react calmly to 50 percent downturns to achieve stronger results, as discussed in another commentary. These perspectives frame Mallouk’s ongoing focus on prudent and steady investment strategies.