The Prof G Pod with Scott Galloway Why International Stocks Are Beating the S&P + How Scott Invests his Money
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Apr 27, 2026 A lively Q&A dives into why international and emerging markets are outpacing the S&P, how personal investing decisions get made, and why unsolicited startup pitches rarely make the cut. It also turns to the education crisis, with talk of teacher incentives, AI tutors, phone bans, and reform for kids being left behind.
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Why International Stocks Still Have More Upside
- Scott Galloway argues international stocks still have room to beat the S&P because valuations remain cheaper and earnings growth is stronger outside the U.S.
- He cites emerging markets at 13.5x forward earnings versus the S&P near 19, plus a weaker dollar and extreme S&P concentration with 40% in 10 stocks.
How Scott Galloway Actually Invests His Money
- Scott Galloway says his biggest outside-U.S. bet is a special-situations fund, and he recently bought a British aerospace company while watching Mercado Libre.
- He also owns homes in New York, London, Palm Beach, and Aspen because he believes the super-rich cluster in a few finite real estate markets.
Avoid Angel Investing Without A Clear Edge
- Avoid random inbound angel deals unless you have a real edge, and focus on public companies, advantaged private deals, or real estate.
- Scott Galloway says only one in seven angel investments gets liquidity, and he now invests to not get poor rather than to get rich.