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What are Managed Futures?

Managed futures investments are also known as managed futures funds or managed futures ETF's. Commodity Futures and Managed Futures are highly flexible investments that use commodity futures and options to profit from rising and falling markets. Because they use options on commodities they can be structured to have very little correlation to stock markets. Modern Portfolio theory explains how managed futures benefit from this non-correlation to smooth returns in high volatility markets. When the Dow or S&P 500 stocks experience high volatility it's usually a signal the market is headed down. Managed Futures can offset these losses and cause your portfolio to outperform the equity markets.

The term managed futures describes an industry made up of professional money managers known as commodity trading advisors (CTA's). These trading advisors manage client assets on a discretionary basis using global futures markets as an investment medium. Trading advisors take positions based on expected profit potential.

The Benefits of Managed Futures

The major benefits of holding managed futures and options in a well balanced portfolio include:

+ Opportunity for reduced portfolio volatility risk
+ Potential for enhanced portfolio returns
+ Ability to profit in any economic environment
+ Opportunity to participate easily in global markets

Comparison of performance 1980-2008: Managed Futures vs. U.S. Stocks vs. International Stocks

An investor can reduce portfolio risk by holding combinations of investments which are not perfectly positively correlated. In other words, investors can reduce their exposure to individual asset risk by holding a diversified portfolio of assets. Diversification will allow for the optimal portfolio return with reduced risk.

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