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Why Managed Futures?
Historical Performance
Managed futures have historically withstood a number of major market scenarios. In fact, over the last decade, US stocks gained 5%. Over the same time period, managed futures gained 136%, as exhibited below. Of course, there is no guarantee that any investment will achieve its objectives, generate profits or avoid losses.
Correlation
Managed futures have historically exhibited low correlation versus traditional asset classes. Adding low correlated assets to a portfolio has potential diversification benefits and may reduce the overall risk of a portfolio.
Liquidity and Transparency
Managed futures investment managers trade in liquid and transparent markets. They can trade in over 150 global markets, such as currencies, metals, financials, energy, and agriculture, and can utilize both long and short trading strategies.
Investment Flexibility
Managed futures investment managers use many types of trading disciplines, trading timeframes and trade in various underlying markets. The flexible nature of these strategies gives managers the opportunity to potentially profit from both positive andnegative developments in multiple markets simultaneously.
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