Perspectives, research, videos, podcasts, and commentary from WisdomTree.
With 10-year Treasury yields back near 4.5% and real yields above 2%, bonds are starting to look like effective portfolio hedges again. Andrew Okrongly makes the case that today’s market regime revives the original capital-efficient argument: a diversified stock/bond mix can be scaled intelligently to compete with all-equity portfolios.
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Quantum computing just became a national priority, with new executive orders accelerating both innovation and cybersecurity preparedness. Christopher Gannatti explains why these policies could strengthen the long-term investment case for quantum computing and post-quantum security.
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NVIDIA’s 2,400% dividend increase is reshaping the U.S. dividend landscape. Brian Manby explains why the WisdomTree U.S. Quality Dividend Growth Fund (DGRW) looks beyond dividend track records to identify tomorrow’s dividend growth leaders.
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Washington is offering salaries of up to $400,000 to recruit rare earth and critical minerals specialists—a sign of how strategically important these supply chains have become. Christopher Gannatti explains why the Trump administration’s latest move could reinforce a long-term investment case for rare earths and strategic metals.
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The June FOMC meeting may be remembered less for holding rates steady and more for Kevin Warsh’s overhaul of Fed policy communications. Kevin Flanagan explains what a Warsh-led Fed could mean for forward guidance, balance sheet policy and the future path of rates.
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Model portfolios have become core infrastructure for advisors, but 42% still cite a lack of customization as a barrier to broader adoption. Ryan Krystopowicz explains why the next phase of model adoption is about combining scale with personalization, tax awareness and differentiated client value.
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Quantum breakthroughs keep making headlines, but the same platforms are often behind the biggest advances. Christopher Gannatti explores why the infrastructure providers may be among the most important players in the quantum race.
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Most option-income strategies sell options, but not all of them benefit from the same market environment. Christopher Gannatti explains why covered-call strategies and systematic S&P 500 put-writing strategies can produce very different outcomes depending on whether markets are rallying, moving sideways or correcting.
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SpaceX’s anticipated IPO is reigniting debate over whether indexes should bend their rules to capture market excitement sooner. Alejandro Saltiel and Ayush Babel explain why the WisdomTree U.S. Quality Growth Index stays focused on quality and growth fundamentals over headlines, resulting in a portfolio that can look very different from traditional growth benchmarks.
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The Fed remained on hold at the June FOMC meeting, but the policy backdrop is becoming more complicated. Kevin Flanagan analyzes how rising price pressures, improving hiring trends and a new Fed Chair are reshaping expectations for the path of interest rates.
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Most ETFs have two prices, and the gap between them can reveal more than investors realize. Christopher Gannatti explains why NAV and Market Price exist, what drives them apart, and how understanding the difference can provide insight into market sentiment, liquidity, and ETF mechanics.
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Cheap drones are reshaping warfare and industry alike, with Ukraine targeting production of more than 7 million units in 2026 and governments increasingly treating drones as strategic infrastructure. Christopher Gannatti makes the case that drones—not humanoid robots—could become the first truly mass-market form of physical AI, with implications spanning defense, logistics, agriculture and automation.
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