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Curious about the Hindenburg Omen? Learn what this technical market signal is, why it sparks crash fears, and why experts say it lacks real predictive power.

It’s not just insular Americans who do it. Individual investors and investment managers around the world invest in domestic equities out of proportion to the percentage of the total international equity market represented by the equities of their country. It’s called the Equity Home Bias Puzzle, and while it varies dramatically from country to country, it’s true in every country.

It’s not just insular Americans who do it. Individual investors and investment managers around the world invest in domestic equities out of proportion to the percentage of the total international equity market represented by the equities of their country. It’s called the Equity Home Bias Puzzle, and while it varies dramatically from country to country, it’s true in every country.

The financial crisis is seemingly behind us, and the markets have hit all-time highs in recent months. You might think this would be a perfect setup for some opportunistic investors to hunt for that next “hot” stock, but some evidence reveals quite the opposite: Investors are generally looking for what they deem to be safer, more reliable investments.

The financial crisis is seemingly behind us, and the markets have hit all-time highs in recent months. You might think this would be a perfect setup for some opportunistic investors to hunt for that next “hot” stock, but some evidence reveals quite the opposite: Investors are generally looking for what they deem to be safer, more reliable investments.