More of the Same
If you were hoping for some different market moves in 2017, better luck next month. It was more of the same in January, with the DJIA finally limping over the 20,000 mark and world stocks posting a +3.51% return (here’s the countries that make up “world stocks.” Meanwhile, Bonds, Real Estate, Hedge Funds, squeaked out […]
Managed Futures 2016 Strategy Review – Trend Following
By now, everyone has crunched the data for the 2016 returns of Managed Futures. Across the indices that track the asset class show it ending the year in the red. Nothing to induce panic and mass outflows (actually quite the opposite), but nothing to write home about either. But what went on in the Managed Futures […]
The Rules of the Crude Oil Market Have Changed
We gobbled up the CME Group’s recent whitepaper on Crude Oil, loving all things Oil and Crude Oil futures related; and it is spot on (if not a little self serving) with the new dynamics in the energy sector due to increased supply and the US market’s ability to export that supply. Remember that everything […]
The Top 10 Managed Futures/Global Macro Managers of 2016
2016 will not go down as a year to remember in the Managed Futures/Global Macro space. There were moments where managers found returns in bouts of strong market movement (like 12 months ago in January of ‘16), but that’s about it. As a whole, the asset classes finished down -2.89% in 2016, via the SocGen […]
4 Energy Traders you Won’t See on Bloomberg
It all started at the trail end of 2014. Crude Oil fell significantly below the $100 level and kept heading lower. About that time, a friend of a friend asked where he should turn to find a few interesting ways to play a “bounce” in Crude Oil. We obliged, writing “How to Play A Bounce in Crude […]
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