WisdomTree ($WT) podcast mentions

Per Ticker.id: 1 WisdomTree ($WT) mention across 1 podcast (30 days) — timestamped, verifiable quotes, updated 2026-10-14.

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   Ben Carlson · Animal Spirits Podcast · It's a Bloodbath (EP. 487) · 2026-10-21

2. Yes. Uh, Bianco Research, uh, on social media at Bianco Research Index Twitter. We have a YouTube channel, Bianco Research, uh, LinkedIn under Jim Bianco, Bianco Research. Uh, You know, Substack. I'm new to Substack right now. Still a free, still a free subscribe on Substack, um, at Bianco Research. You're noticing a theme here, it's all Bianco Research on the social media platforms. Um, so that's the easiest way to go follow us. Uh, we also have a fixed income total return index that we manage, the Bianco Fixed Income Return Index. You can find out about it more at Bianco Advisors. There's an ETF, ETF is WTBN, WisdomTree Bianco Nancy. It tracks our index that you can find out more about at Bianco Advisors.

   Jim Bianco · Thoughtful Money with Adam Taggart · A.I. To Cause Even Higher Inflation & Interest Rates? | Jim Bianco · 2026-10-20

3. I mean, Sam Rines, who's now WisdomTree, has been on this with his price over volume, you know, arguments honestly since the middle of the pandemic inflation, 2021, 2020. He was talking about this and it's the same thing. And he's pointed out in his notes recently, which everybody should get from WisdomTree, that, you know, that has not gone away. Like, nobody's dropped prices. Everybody is still choosing price over volume because we're in an economy where fewer and fewer high-value consumers respond— are responsible for more and more economic activity, which means things have to be pricier at lower volumes. And that's exactly what we're seeing throughout packaged goods, throughout retail, honestly, throughout the entire economy.

   Dave Nadig · Excess Returns · AI Productivity Is Real. 83% of Stocks Are 10% Off Highs. Why Does Barry Ritholtz Like Bonds Again? · 2026-10-14