Bradley Krom
Head of U.S. 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
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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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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At WisdomTree, we like high-quality stocks with low valuations that pay high levels of dividends. The region where we’re seeing these views shine the most is in emerging markets. Bradley Krom highlights three factors we think are most responsible for generating outperformance over market cycles.
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While many investors bemoaned market returns in 2022, a bright spot in the U.S. market was the WisdomTree U.S. High Dividend strategy (DHS). Despite near-term headwinds, Brad Krom outlines the potential for a multi-year cycle for value investing and how DHS represents one of the lowest-priced segments of the market.
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The current question on every investor’s mind is, what happens should the U.S. Congress not reach a deal on extending the debt ceiling? As the markets begin to react to this possibility, Brad Krom explains why investors should consider a floating rate note strategy when seeking to mitigate risk in their portfolio.
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