Columbus Day hodgepodge of Managed Futures items
While we are in the office today working during the Columbus Day Holiday (sorry Columbus), there will not be a Monday night newsletter this week due to a few members of our team at an Alternative Investment Conference today. In its place, we’ll give you a hodgepodge of items: 1. Link to Futures Magazine article […]
Newsletter: Analyzing MF Drawdown, Recovery, & Run-Up Cycles
Our Monday night newsletter is up at: https://bit.ly/cvOBAf. Of particular interest given the current environment of systematic multi-market managers making new highs while option selling managers struggle with drawdowns for the first time since 2008 is the following paragraph: It is interesting to note the contrast between the long volatility programs with their long drawdown/short […]
Managed Futures finish Q3 on up note
We are estimating the various managed futures indices finished September up between 1.25% and 3%. [The NewEdge CTA Index was sitting at +1.56% through 9/29 (and likely gave some profits back on grain, gold, and currency reversals on 9/30). This would put the Q3 gains for managed futures at about 4.3%, marking the best performance […]
The trend is your friend….except when it isn’t
Several multi-market trend following strategies are enjoying a strong month in September thanks to extended moves in grains, metals, foreign currencies, and stock index futures. And while these trends have been great for managers like Covenant Capital & Robinson – Langley (both up approximately 8% for the month), these markets have been nasty for short […]
Managed Futures end Q2-10 as hedge fund strategy with most assets under management
Managed Futures and their measly $223 Billion in total assets under management are often swept under the rug as insignificant by industry experts in comparison to the massive $1.7 Trillion Hedge Fund industry. But there is one little quirk in those statistics…. the hedge fund number actually includes the managed futures amount, as managed futures […]
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