Investors may want to consider boosting their exposure abroad — even with U.S. stocks around record highs

Investors whitethorn privation to boost their vulnerability overseas.

"Home bias is astir arsenic atrocious arsenic it's ever been successful the United States. The mean capitalist has acold excessively overmuch of their wealth sitting successful the United States," ETF.com's Dave Nadig told CNBC's "ETF Edge" this week.

Nadig, the firm's president and manager of research, delivered his concerns during a grounds week connected Wall Street. The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq gained different 1 percent this week. Meanwhile, the iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF gained astir 3%. As of Friday's close, the ETF closed astatine a 52-week high.

According to Nadig, going overseas whitethorn connection a amended value.

"Getting retired of the US. somehow, whether it's successful a precise circumstantial money oregon a precise circumstantial country, oregon conscionable wide planetary exposure, is thing I'm proceeding much and much investors and advisors speech about," helium added. "It's hard to stake against China successful the agelong term."

EMQQ Global Founder and CIO Kevin Carter besides sees benefits from putting wealth to enactment abroad. His steadfast is down the Emerging Markets Internet and the India Internet ETFs. Both funds are designed to supply investors with vulnerability to net and e-commerce companies successful emerging markets. 

The Emerging Markets Internet ETF is up 35% truthful acold this year, portion the India Internet ETF is down 3%. However, Carter is inactive particularly bullish connected the country.

India's NSE Nifty 50 has been underperforming the U.S. markets truthful acold this twelvemonth — up 5%. But implicit the past 5 years, it has surged 118%.

"You present person the largest population, you person the champion demographics, you person the fastest maturation successful the world, and that's driving consumption," said Carter. "That's the aforesaid happening we saw successful China implicit the past 20 years."

India's GDP is expected to turn by 6.2% successful 2025, making it 1 of the fastest-growing large economies, according to IMF data. This year, India surpassed Japan to go the world's fourth-largest economy.