Bradley Krom
U.S. Head of Research
Bradley Krom joined WisdomTree as a member of the research team in December 2010. He is involved in creating and communicating WisdomTree’s thoughts on global markets, as well as analyzing existing and new fund strategies. Prior to joining WisdomTree, Bradley served as a senior trader on a proprietary trading desk at TransMarket Group. Bradley is a graduate of the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.
Latest Insights From Bradley Krom
Looking at the returns of the MSCI Emerging Markets (EM) Index, most investors might think EM was dead money. But, looking at our India Earnings Fund, investors might be surprised to see what’s possible. Bradley Krom outlines the fundamental drivers of the Indian equity performance and why those drivers may be poised to continue.
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The Fed’s rate hikes have taken a toll on fixed income returns, but there may be opportunities ahead. Bradley Krom explores the risks and rewards of different bond strategies, from floating rate Treasuries to short-term corporates.
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In recent weeks, the Fed’s focus has shifted from rate hikes to rate cuts. What does this mean for the markets? Bradley Krom highlights the impact of Fed policy on global equities and outlines four ideas for 2024.
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Over recent weeks, long-term bond yields injected renewed fears of a repeat of 2022, when fixed income and equities both generated meaningfully negative returns. The WisdomTree U.S. Efficient Core Fund can help investors add more Treasury duration to their portfolios. Bradley Krom explains how.
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The potential for stubborn inflation, a higher-for-longer policy from the Federal Reserve and structural $1 trillion deficits have all contributed to an inverted U.S. Treasury yield curve. Bradley Krom looks to other periods of curve inversion and the impact on equity returns.
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Over the last several months, investors have wondered if 60/40 portfolios should be abandoned because of the rise in correlation between stocks and bonds. Bradley Krom explains how positive total returns are possible in a higher yielding environment, regardless of the high correlation.
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