When investors think of foreign small-cap equities, they often intuitively expect discounted valuations relative to U.S. large caps, to compensate for higher volatility. Jeremy Schwartz and Matt Wagner explain why Japanese small caps may deserve consideration by value-starved asset allocators.

For investors worried about low forward returns from high valuations in U.S. markets, Japanese valuations continue to present attractive relative discounts. Matt Wagner discusses.

As U.S. valuations near two-decade highs and with the potential for a synchronized global recovery on the horizon, Matt Wagner explains why investors may want to consider Buffett’s “Buy Japan” playbook.

We believe value and dividend payers still have room to run following historical outperformance to start the year. Against this backdrop, Matt Wagner explains why investors should consider allocating toward higher-quality dividend payers. 

Inflation uncertainty has been lurking for several months. Matt Wagner explains why equity income may be an attractive inflation hedge for investors with a greater risk tolerance or longer time horizons.

Matt Wagner explains how our WisdomTree’s U.S. Multifactor Index was designed to tap into the diversification elements of equal weighting, while also aiming to mitigate the increased volatility and sector bets that can arise from a simple equal-weighted strategy.