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I Compared The Stock Markets of 87 Countries
NanalyzeMar 15, 2026
The creator discusses the global stock market landscape, highlighting that the US represents only 65% of investable global equities. The video categorizes countries into developed, emerging, frontier, and independent markets based on MSCI classifications. It explores various ETFs that track these markets, noting high fees for passive exposure and discussing the performance and characteristics of different regions like Japan, the UK, China, and emerging markets such as Vietnam and Saudi Arabia. The creator also touches on the methodology behind MSCI's classifications and debunks conspiracy theories surrounding the organization.
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The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF is discussed, with China and Taiwan having the largest weights, and emerging markets as a whole representing 11% of the global market.
Japan is highlighted as the second-largest market after the US, with a recent article published on investing in Japan.
The MSCI World XUSA index is mentioned as a product that excludes the United States from developed markets, showing Japan and the UK with significant weight.
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