After reading columnist Martin Hutchinson's latest report on the Greek debt crisis last week, one Money Morning reader posed an excellent question: Given the crises already afflicting the markets in Europe and Japan - and the clearly darkening outlook for the U.S. economy - is it possible to craft a "non-U.S. investing strategy" of some type?
The answer, surprisingly enough, is "yes." You can put together an investment plan that largely avoids U.S.-related holdings - in essence, a non-U.S. investing strategy - and you can put it to work.
But before you can do that, you must fully understand the current challenges at hand.
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