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.
U.S. large cap growth stocks recently traded at some of their most attractive valuations in years, despite continued earnings strength. Bradley Krom and Joe Tenaglia explain why WisdomTree’s latest model portfolio changes lean into that disconnect—adding growth exposure, diversifying fixed income with emerging market local debt and repositioning thematic allocations toward cloud computing.
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This Financial Literacy Month, Jeremy Schwartz, Brad Krom and Brian Manby explain why valuations matter more than ever and how understanding them can uncover global opportunities many investors overlook.
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Investors seeking to participate in equity market upside while mitigating downside risks can face challenges with traditional stock and bond diversification. Bradley Krom discusses how the WisdomTree Target Range Fund (GTR) seeks to offer a unique solution by incorporating options strategies to provide exposure to the market that provides downside management but also upside potential.
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What effect could a depreciating U.S. dollar have on portfolios? Christopher Gannatti & Bradley Krom explore the impact of looming Fed policy changes and how an overlay strategy of gold plus equities could help mitigate risks and enhance returns.
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With the exception of 2022, drawdowns have tended to be shallow and manageable since the pandemic. Bradley Krom makes the case for the WisdomTree PutWrite Strategy Fund (PUTW) as a strategy for flat-to-down markets.
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The Bank of Japan (BOJ) created quite a stir in markets following its Monetary Policy Meeting on July 30–31. Bradley Krom makes the case for adding to currency-hedged Japan exposure as opposed to selling.
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