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In this episode, I explain small-cap investing using the Kendall Yards analogy—comparing higher-risk, higher-growth potential companies like Etsy and Moderna (valued between $250 million and $2 billion) to buying properties just outside developed areas, then diving into IEFA's international diversification across 900 companies in stable developed markets like Japan, UK, and Germany, including recognizable names like Toyota and Nestlé that reduce your U.S. country bias.
By Leanne OzaineIn this episode, I explain small-cap investing using the Kendall Yards analogy—comparing higher-risk, higher-growth potential companies like Etsy and Moderna (valued between $250 million and $2 billion) to buying properties just outside developed areas, then diving into IEFA's international diversification across 900 companies in stable developed markets like Japan, UK, and Germany, including recognizable names like Toyota and Nestlé that reduce your U.S. country bias.