Schroders: Majority of long-term best-performing stocks are outside US

Canada and Japan-domiciled assets among top stars

Lauren Mason
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A majority of the world's best-performing stocks over the past five years have come from outside the US, despite the exponential gains seen by the FAANG (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Google) stocks and the subsequent attention they have received, according to Schroders' Duncan Lamont.

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