Post #8135 by Baybrooke on the Berkshire Hathaway board

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Compared to nose bleed valuations for SPY, developed markets ex US (IDEV ETF) looks a lot more reasonable. It's not top heavy either. Japanese stocks have been doing well and should continue to do so. UK may move in the right direction, especially with the latest political changes. Any thoughts/comments on moving a small/medium chunk from SPY to below?

Number of Holdings  2,226
30 Day SEC Yield    2.54%
P/B Ratio	    1.82%
Dividend Yield	    2.86%
P/E Ratio           15.69

Top 20 holdings:
NOVO NORDISK 
ASML 
NESTLE
ASTRAZENECA 
SHELL
TOYOTA MOTOR CORP	
LVMH	
SAP	
NOVARTIS 
ROCHE
HSBC
ROYAL BANK OF CANADA
TOTAL
BHP
SIEMENS
BANK OF AUSTRALIA
UNILEVER
SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC
MITSUBISHI
SANOFI

Country concentration:
Japan		20.34
UK		13.33
Canada		10.48
France		10.06
Switzerland	8.67
Other		37.12

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