Here’s why I’m buying FTSE 100 shares not S&P 500 stocks

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The S&P 500 index of leading US companies includes some that have seen massive success in the past few years, from Nvidia to Apple.

I owned Apple shares several years ago and both it and Nvidia are on my shopping list if they become available again at what I think is an attractive valuation.

in recent months though, I have bought some FTSE 100 shares but not S&P 500 ones. Here’s why.

Buffett on the circle of competence

A basic but important consideration is that, like billionaire investor Warren Buffett, I think I can give myself the best chance of stock market success by sticking to what I know and understand. Buffett refers to it as a circle of competence.

I understand a fair bit of the US economy and do invest in some US stocks. But overall, I have a better handle on what is happening in the UK, so feel better able to spot some investment opportunities here.

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