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Equity risk premiums are back in focus as interest rates and Treasury yields rise. What does this mean for equity markets? Jeremy Schwartz and Brian Manby discuss why investors should consider stocks for the long run.
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Despite a multi-year period of U.S. equity outperformance, we believe there is value in investing internationally. In part two of this four-part series, our thought leaders outline another key reason why investors should consider increasing exposure to developed international: managing risk.
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China’s growth rate has slowed in the last year, but despite calls for fiscal stimulus, China has shown a consistent reluctance to resort to stimulus-induced growth. Liqian Ren outlines China’s reasoning for this resistance.
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The general consensus seems to be shifting to a more optimistic outlook on the economy and the market. While the headline numbers seem reasonably positive, other indicators suggest there may be more “fragility” than what appears. Scott Welch takes a deep dive into the current market conditions.
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Despite wide-spread concern about the underlying fundamentals of emerging markets and China, small-cap companies are currently outperforming large caps. Lonnie Jacobs and Bradley Krom explain why investors should consider the WisdomTree Emerging Markets SmallCap Dividend Fund.
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For the last decade, U.S. equities have handily outperformed. However, we feel this comparatively short-sighted period of performance-chasing misses a key consideration of prudent investing. In part one of a four-part series, Bradley Krom, Lonnie Jacobs and Brian Manby make the case for international equities.
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