Index Funds Are Broken & Stock Picking is Back | Jonathan Wellum

💡Get a free portfolio review with Jonathan Wellum and the team at Rocklinc, visit https://bit.ly/3Qosh6m Passive flows are distorting price discovery, and Jonathan Wellum, CEO of Rocklinc, says the next few years will favor focused, active stock pickers who know their companies cold. In this interview with Maggie Lake, Wellum breaks down why the S&P 500 is really a bet on ten names, how "active share" separates true stock pickers from closet indexers, and why diversification beyond your best ideas just waters down returns. He also explains why copper, silver, and uranium may be more predictable than tech over the next five years as purchasing-power hedges against debt and fiat debasement. If you are heavy in index funds, this is a timely reset on where active management can add real alpha. 💡Get To Know Jonathan Wellum: https://youtu.be/ezMiX0FtZ7g 💡Want to go deeper on the hard-assets angle Jonathan Wellum covered? Wealthion’s Real Assets Community is free to join: https://wealthion.com/realassets 💡Jonathan Wellum calls protecting purchasing power his number one objective. Start with physical precious metals. GBI Direct - The Best Way to Invest in Gold and Silver: https://gbidirect.com/?aff=WTH 💡Attend Rick Rules’ Natural Resource Symposium in Boca Raton this July, click here for in-person and virtual tickets: https://cvent.me/XOqdLa?via=Wealthion Chapters: 00:54 - Why Is Now a Big Moment for Stock Pickers? 04:08 - Have We Lost True Price Discovery in Markets? 07:59 - Can Active Managers Actually Beat the Index? 09:58 - Are ETFs Really “Diversified”? 11:30 - Does Today’s Macro Chaos Favor Active Investors? 15:40 - Value vs Growth: Do You Need to Choose? 18:04 - ⭐️Wealthion Golden Nugget: The Forgotten Edge - Why Great Management Still Matters 21:16 - Portfolio Reset: Preparing for What’s Ahead 21:35 - Is Tech Still Investable Right Now? 23:57 - Commodities vs Tech: Where’s the Real Opportunity? Connect with us online: Website: https://www.wealthion.com X