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Strategas Asset Management ETF Strategist, Todd Sohn, discusses the coincidence involving actor Michael Keaton's Batman portrayal and the Nikkei 225 all-time highs. Obviously not correlated, he says, but if you want international exposure, "Japan is the place to be." He speaks with Eric Balchunas, Scarlet Fu and Katie Greifeld on "Bloomberg ETF IQ."