Toyota Motor Corp ADR

Automotive, tech, and healthcare earnings are out this week as are several Fed reports.

Toyota and GM's Buick brand have concerning exposure, but it's too early to say that we'll change their fair value estimates as a result.

This fund covers the entire overseas investable market.

We see no winners if free trade ends.

It pays to diversify a stock portfolio globally, even though most large companies are global.

Whatever amount you wish (within reason).

U.S. job creation could become more of a concern later on, but we still see some bargains across our global industrials coverage.

The automaker's story suggests that more upside remains for the stock.

GM, Johnson Controls, and Stericycle are our favorites.

Its narrow focus and sector concentration make this ETF best-suited for use as a tactical tool to complement a diversified portfolio.

This iShares’ ETF has appeal, but investors don't have to go much further afield to find more-compelling options.

There are broader, cheaper options than this 2000-era world-stock ETF.

The translation effect can depress or inflate your international fund's return as currencies rise and fall.

Market participants are instead cheering a rise in oil prices and the fact that earnings season could be a lot worse.

This exchange-traded fund is one of the best bargains in the consumer cyclical Morningstar Category.

Given the large amount of U.S. earnings that come from overseas, currency effects do matter in the short run, but they needn't disrupt most long-term, diversified portfolios.

This low-cost ETF offers a basket of consumer-discretionary firms whose success hinges on consumer sentiment.

Readers say diversification and exposure to good companies call for looking beyond the U.S.

And they do so without more risk, relative to international large-cap funds.

Strong dollar obscures decent returns.