As US Equities (^GSPC, ^DJI, ^IXIC) and the Magnificent Seven have been rallying, many buyers are on the lookout for methods to navigate the larger image. WisdomTree Global CIO Jeremy Schwartz and Crossmark Global Investments CEO and CIO Bob Doll be a part of Yahoo Finance to debate the place funding alternatives lie past US equities and the way to cut up allocations throughout markets.

Schwartz explains that buyers searching for diversification are seemingly deciding between Western nations “mired in war and sluggish economies” and Asian markets, rife with “political tension.” He advises seeking to nations with shareholder-friendly actions like buybacks, recommending Indian markets particularly. Doll concurs, pointing to prices: “The US is record expensive compared to the rest of the world…that doesn’t mean you run out and sell all your US stocks and buy all non-US stocks, but it does tell you what your risk-reward might be.” Doll compares future monetary prospects in India to China at this time: “We are going to talk about India 10 years from now like we talk about China today. They’re doing a lot of great things. They need to open up their banking system…a little bit but good things happening there.”

As gold (GC=F) reaches new highs consistent with bitcoin (BTC-USD), Schwartz highlights gold’s ties to Chinese markets: “Gold ETFs have been in outflows, you actually haven’t seen money moving into gold and its hitting these new highs, so people are saying, well, where is this money coming from? Why is gold doing so well? It may be actually coming from China…the central banks there have been buying up precious metals and gold. You see silver playing catch up, we are seeing some money move into that, but I think its been an unlooked category.”

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Editor’s notice: This article was written by Nicholas Jacobino