Author: rcm-alternatives

27 Feb 2017
Back to Backwardation for Crude?

Back To Backwardation for Crude?

One quick look at the Crude oil market over the past five years – it’s easy to see the development of a $8-dollar range that’s made it tough for most energy traders (here’s the exception) to find returns.  We mentioned in our recent 2017 Outlook that the Oil market is poised for a breakout either […]

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22 Feb 2017

Alternative Links: Bullish Oil Market

Forward prices for crude oil are signaling tightening supply for the first time since the market crashed in 2014. Oil Market Signal Turns Bullish for 1st Time Since Crash – (Bloomberg)   Investors can look to managed futures funds to help reduce their exposure to risk. It is the transparency and liquidity that make active […]

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21 Feb 2017
The Top 10 Managed Futures Managers of January 2017

The Top 10 Managed Futures Managers of January

As a whole, the Managed Futures sector did not perform well in January’s market environment, but that doesn’t mean there weren’t outliers. If we ignore risk metrics, RCM’s due diligence, and exclusively sort by returns only, these are the Top 10 programs in January. (Disclaimer: past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Programs […]

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17 Feb 2017

Weekend Reads: Eliminating “Sell By” Dates

But those are mostly wants. When it comes to needs, it’s a different story. Housing, even after the 2008-09 crack-up, is expensive. Rentals have gone straight up as home ownership has fallen. The costs of education have skyrocketed and show no signs of slowing. Medical and health-insurance costs are among the fastest-rising of all consumer […]

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13 Feb 2017

How Will Trump Affect the Global Macro / Managed Futures World?

Today, we published our 2017 Managed Futures/Global Macro Outlook, and there’s one rather ‘in the news’ figure we couldn’t help but analyze given his penchant for market moving tweets and what not.

Yes, It seems leaders in the industry are thinking Trump could very well, “Make Discretionary Marco Great Again.” The thought process is Managed Futures and Global Macro styles should expect….

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