So, Miles, why don't you come in and talk to us a little bit about in detail about what we're seeing in that international equity space?

Sure.

Thank you, John.

And again, thank you all for coming in and spending your afternoon with us as we discuss the investment landscape heading into Q4 2021.

You know, as we think about, you know, ultimately where you should be within international equities.

Of course, there's a lot of spaces around the globe, but for the most part, international equities are broken down into two main focuses, right? You've got emerging markets and developed markets.

And we'll take a look at each one of those areas of the globe more specifically in just a moment.

Miles, we'll bring you back on here to talk about what we're seeing in the commodity space.

Do you wanna give a little bit of overview, maybe talk about some of the asset class leadership or what you're seeing from your view and your perspective on what's going on there?

Sure.

Yeah.

Why don't I first, although like you mentioned, it, the longtime listeners probably heard me a- a few times on the, what Dorsey Wright is.

But just in case there's anyone new listening, I'll give a quick spiel about Dorsey Wright and kind of the way that we look at markets.

So i- in- in layman's terms, Dorsey Wright is essentially just a way to utilize relative strength, we- to kind of harness relative strength and select assets that are moving higher and avoiding, uh, assets that are moving lower or e- exhibit relative weakness.

So all that to say, we utilize price and price action alone to help dictate which assets are strong and which asset- assets are weak, and that spans across the globe.

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