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What’s behind the latest U.S.-China tariff deal, and what does it mean for investors? On the latest episode of China of Tomorrow, Liqian Ren breaks down what each side has conceded, how markets are responding, and why this deal may be more tactical than transformative.

In a volatile 2025 rate environment, not all ultra-short strategies are created equal. $USFR has held steady—anchored by floating rate U.S. Treasuries, not credit risk—offering a stable solution for managing short-duration exposure. Learn more: bit.ly/43t0FRn

The market doesn’t need to go up for you to earn a return. Chris Gannatti breaks down why selling options is one of the most rational income plays in 2025: bit.ly/431c235

What do our top and bottom performing ETF/ETPs in April reveal about portfolio positioning in a shifting macro environment? Chris Gannatti breaks it down here: bit.ly/3Zp3h0f

Markets remain resilient despite a U.S. debt downgrade, soft consumer sentiment, and looming tariffs, supported by easing inflation, strong AI momentum, and improving geopolitical conditions. In this week’s Siegel Commentary, Professor Siegel explains: 🔹 Why the downgrade

What investors thought was going to be a nice start to a weekend in May got turned around with a late Friday announcement that Moody’s had just downgraded the U.S. long-term credit rating. In his latest blog post, Kevin Flanagan provides context for investors and explains why

Moody’s joins Fitch and S&P in rating U.S. debt below AAA. Kevin Flanagan puts it into perspective, and shows why global investors aren’t going anywhere: bit.ly/3GY4iX1

“Bonds have been this classic risk-off, diversifier hedge, but not this week, a little bit, yields are rising, and you have pressure in the market,” WisdomTree global chief investment officer Jeremy Schwartz says.

AI infrastructure spending is set to hit $392 billion in 2025, more than the past two years combined. Chris Gannatti explains how this massive capital wave is not a bubble but a foundational shift, reshaping tech strategy, earnings and investor opportunity. Read the blog post:

In a market dominated by Big Tech, strategy matters more than ever. Chris Gannatti explains why $QGRW’s focus on profitability and earnings strength offers a smarter way to capture AI-fueled growth than simply following the Nasdaq 100. Read the blog post now:

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Tech giants aren’t scaling back; they’re gearing up for an AI-powered future. $QGRW is positioned for the infrastructure shift behind the headlines. Check out Chris Gannatti’s full analysis: bit.ly/3SPV9lK

As AI adoption accelerates and capital concentrates in dominant tech platforms, disciplined exposure matters more than ever. $QGRW offers a quality-growth approach, allocating to market leaders while emphasizing profitability, efficiency and earnings strength. Learn more:

Tariff threats from President Trump briefly jolted markets last week, but the bond market’s reaction to a weak Treasury auction told a more complex story. In this week’s Siegel Commentary, Professor Siegel explains why equity markets may remain resilient despite political noise

Rising yields in Japan are once again rattling global markets, reviving fears of macro instability last seen during last summer’s yen shock. In this week’s Minds on the Market, Kevin Flanagan and Jeff Weniger examine Japan’s bond market volatility, U.S. tariff dynamics, and

Last week’s Moody’s downgrade and new fiscal policy headlines sparked volatility in Treasuries, with the 30-year yield topping 5.15%. But this isn’t just a U.S. story. This week on the Basis Points podcast, Kevin Flanagan explores the global shift in sentiment toward

Japan’s bond yields are spiking—and the ripple effects could hit U.S. stocks. On this week’s Minds on the Market, Kevin Flanagan and Jeff Weniger break down the macro risks shaping markets: JGB volatility, tariff shifts, and Treasury yield concerns. Watch the full episode on

Volatility hit the U.S. Treasury market last week after Moody’s downgrade + fiscal headlines. Kevin Flanagan breaks down why investors are eyeing long-duration debt with caution: bit.ly/3ZIh56f #Bonds #Treasuries #Markets

Consumer brands can’t rely on price hikes alone anymore; volume matters again. Samuel Rines and Jeff Weniger analyze how tariffs and thinning elasticity are forcing a rethink of the Price over Volume strategy, spotlighting resilient companies with stronger margin buffers. Read

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