Rayliant's Wool: China will have a better year in '23 than the U.S.

<p>Phillip Wool,  head of research for <a href= "http://www.rayliant.com">Rayliant Global Advisors</a>, says that investors who expect the U.S. economy to weaken or to suffer the effects of inflation for longer will find that emerging markets are more compelling than domestic markets in 2023, and he finds China particularly interesting as it pivots to a growth stance coming out of a Covid lockdown and reversing insular policies of the last few years. In a wide ranging Big Interview segment, Wool talks about how he is worried that private investments -- both equity and credit -- are headed for liquidity problems that could hamstring investors who are not expecting the whipsaw that comes when hard-to-value securities must be sold into a down market to meet redemption demand. Also on the show, Tom Lydon of <a href= "http://www.vettafi.com">VettaFi</a> celebrates 'the granddaddy' of exchange-traded funds with his ETF of the Week, Sarah Foster of <a href="http://www.bankrate.com">Bankrate.com</a> discusses the site's <a href= "http://www.bankrate.com/banking/checking-fees-survey/">annual survey</a> of checking-account fees, and Jim Cullen,  chief executive officer at <a href="http://www.cullenfunds.com">Schaefer Cullen Capital</a> Management -- appearing in the Market Call for the first time -- talks small cap stocks and long-term value investing.</p>