Grab Your Passport Whether you want growth or income, international investments may be just the ticket.
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There's plenty of money to be made investing outside theUnited States. Provided, of course, you know where tolook . . . and what to buy.
Frank Jennings, portfolio manager of the Oppenheimer GlobalGrowth & Income Fund since 1995, has the ability to invest hisfund's assets anywhere in the world. And he's not limitedto investing in only one asset class.
That means Jennings has to be pretty good at a lot of differentthings, including seeing what the big picture has to offer and thenferreting out the best investment ideas. "I believe thecustomer understands that I have a great degree of discretion [inmanaging the fund]," says Jennings. "I could be 10percent in Asia or have zero percent invested in Asia. Or I canhave 60 percent in the United States or 20 percent. In other words,you don't know what I'm going to do next."
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