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Phillip Wool believes there isn’t a coordinated effort to artificially inflate Treasury demand.

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Phillip Wool discusses stocks, investing, emerging markets, and more.

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Jason Hsu notes that market concerns over Trump-era tariffs are beginning to fade.

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Phillip Wool warns that markets are overly optimistic, cautioning that recent rallies may be short-lived amid lingering uncertainty and emerging risks.

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Jason Hsu explores U.S.-China trade, international student contributions, digital currencies, and the challenges of investing in emerging markets.

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Jason Hsu says that despite a rally in Chinese equities, China remains too large and controversial to be excluded from EM portfolios, with the trade war deepening investor polarization.

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Jason Hsu capitalized on the GameStop short squeeze by betting against the stock just after Melvin Capital’s collapse, acknowledging that while his analysis matched theirs, his lucky timing—being late—was what led to his success.

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Jason Hsu believes China is too large and controversial to be lumped in with other emerging markets, arguing that both dedicated China ETFs and ex-China products should coexist in investor portfolios.

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