Second, HEDJ is by far the most-liquid European currency hedged ETF out there. And, for those who are concerned about the any possible Brexit exposure and its negative influence on British stocks, you?re in luck, as HEDJ has virtually no British exposure (just 0.37% of holdings).

Apparently, the smart money agrees with Tom and I, as HEDJ is up 8.65% in just the first three months of the year.

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