April 1, 2016
The Alts Team
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What Percent Are You? A detailed look at where you fit in our vast nation of income-earners – (WSJ)
Meet the millennials looking to get rich or die tryin’ with one of Wall Street’s riskiest oil plays – (Market Watch)
Barclays: Bull Run In Commodities Ending – (ValueWalk)
Banks Raise Oil Price Forecasts But Remain Cautious – (WSJ)
The Rising Unemployment Rate Is Good News – (FiveThirtyEight)
One size does not fit all in hunt for alternative investment asset classes – (FT)
Has REIT Performance Disconnected from Fundamentals? – (Barrons)
Bitcoin Technology’s Next Big Test: Trillion-Dollar Repo Market – (WSJ)
Best March For Commodities In 10 Years – (Indexology)
S&P 500 Just Did Something It Hasn’t Done Since the Depression – (WSJ)
Non-Industry Related:
High schoolers, parents are wary of Illinois colleges as budget crisis hits schools – (Chicago Tribune)
The CIA ‘Inadvertently Left’ Explosive Material In School Bus After K-9 Drill – (NPR)
Here’s how important exports are to Chicago’s economy – (Crains Chicago)
Profits are too high. America needs a giant dose of competition – (The Economist)
It’s Probably First Ballot Or Bust For Donald Trump At The GOP Convention – (FiveThirtyEight)
Microsoft Wants to Add Starbucks Ordering to Outlook – (NBC News)
Here’s the Major Crisis the Airlines Are Facing Now – (Time)
An unhealthy obsession with p-values is ruining science – (Vox)
50 years of Batman on film: how has his physique changed? – (The Economist)
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The performance data displayed herein is compiled from various sources, including BarclayHedge, and reports directly from the advisors. These performance figures should not be relied on independent of the individual advisor's disclosure document, which has important information regarding the method of calculation used, whether or not the performance includes proprietary results, and other important footnotes on the advisor's track record.
Benchmark index performance is for the constituents of that index only, and does not represent the entire universe of possible investments within that asset class. And further, that there can be limitations and biases to indices such as survivorship, self reporting, and instant history.
Managed futures accounts can subject to substantial charges for management and advisory fees. The numbers within this website include all such fees, but it may be necessary for those accounts that are subject to these charges to make substantial trading profits in the future to avoid depletion or exhaustion of their assets.
Investors interested in investing with a managed futures program (excepting those programs which are offered exclusively to qualified eligible persons as that term is defined by CFTC regulation 4.7) will be required to receive and sign off on a disclosure document in compliance with certain CFT rules The disclosure documents contains a complete description of the principal risk factors and each fee to be charged to your account by the CTA, as well as the composite performance of accounts under the CTA's management over at least the most recent five years. Investor interested in investing in any of the programs on this website are urged to carefully read these disclosure documents, including, but not limited to the performance information, before investing in any such programs.
Those investors who are qualified eligible persons as that term is defined by CFTC regulation 4.7 and interested in investing in a program exempt from having to provide a disclosure document and considered by the regulations to be sophisticated enough to understand the risks and be able to interpret the accuracy and completeness of any performance information on their own.
RCM receives a portion of the commodity brokerage commissions you pay in connection with your futures trading and/or a portion of the interest income (if any) earned on an account's assets. The listed manager may also pay RCM a portion of the fees they receive from accounts introduced to them by RCM.
See the full terms of use and risk disclaimer here.
Disclaimer
The performance data displayed herein is compiled from various sources, including BarclayHedge, and reports directly from the advisors. These performance figures should not be relied on independent of the individual advisor's disclosure document, which has important information regarding the method of calculation used, whether or not the performance includes proprietary results, and other important footnotes on the advisor's track record.
Benchmark index performance is for the constituents of that index only, and does not represent the entire universe of possible investments within that asset class. And further, that there can be limitations and biases to indices such as survivorship, self reporting, and instant history.
Managed futures accounts can subject to substantial charges for management and advisory fees. The numbers within this website include all such fees, but it may be necessary for those accounts that are subject to these charges to make substantial trading profits in the future to avoid depletion or exhaustion of their assets.
Investors interested in investing with a managed futures program (excepting those programs which are offered exclusively to qualified eligible persons as that term is defined by CFTC regulation 4.7) will be required to receive and sign off on a disclosure document in compliance with certain CFT rules The disclosure documents contains a complete description of the principal risk factors and each fee to be charged to your account by the CTA, as well as the composite performance of accounts under the CTA's management over at least the most recent five years. Investor interested in investing in any of the programs on this website are urged to carefully read these disclosure documents, including, but not limited to the performance information, before investing in any such programs.
Those investors who are qualified eligible persons as that term is defined by CFTC regulation 4.7 and interested in investing in a program exempt from having to provide a disclosure document and considered by the regulations to be sophisticated enough to understand the risks and be able to interpret the accuracy and completeness of any performance information on their own.
RCM receives a portion of the commodity brokerage commissions you pay in connection with your futures trading and/or a portion of the interest income (if any) earned on an account's assets. The listed manager may also pay RCM a portion of the fees they receive from accounts introduced to them by RCM.
See the full terms of use and risk disclaimer here.