How should Managed Futures do… if a) there is a Bond Bubble, and b) it bursts?
With US 30yr bonds down about 4.5%, US 10yrs down about -3%, and Euro Bunds down -2.8% since their end of August high, the possibility exists that the top may be in for bonds. If that turns out to be the case, and the bond rally does end up being a bubble – there looks […]
Oil Contango Continues To Hurt Index Funds; Helps Calendar Spread Traders
The contango conditions in Crude Oil futures that have been a real hindrance to commodity ETF’s (USO for example) continued to widen in August according to a recent Bloomberg article. Contango is little more than a fancy word for explaining a futures contract curve where the further out contract months are more expensive than the […]
The Emerging Manager Conundrum:
Finding up and coming talent (investments) is a tough task in any asset class, and not unique to just emerging managed futures programs. But as we alluded to in our newsletter comparing large and emerging managed futures programs, there is a need to find such up and comers due to larger managers returns tending to […]
Are commodities decoupling from stocks – Managed Futures hope so
With Wheat and Corn making new highs recently while stocks remain in a soft period, at best – it seems that the high correlation between commodities and the stock market may be coming undone a bit… which should help managed futures programs. We decided to take a closer look – and ended up doing the […]
Dating Sites & Managed Futures?
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