Scott Galloway

Welcome to Office Hours with Prof G. This is the part of the show where we answer questions about business, big tech, entrepreneurship, and whatever else is on your mind.

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Sometimes they say mean things about me, and it hurts my feelings.

It hurts my feelings.

Anyways, our first question comes from John from the UK.

John says, Dear Scott, love the podcast.

Thanks, John.

My question is on the investment time horizon.

I've heard your recent comments on investing in U.S.

equities versus international equities and the relative returns 2026 year to date for each.

If we're looking at a time horizon of decades, in my case, two plus decades, does that change your view?

For such a long time horizon, do you still recommend low-cost index funds?

If so, U.S.

Focus or others?

Thanks.