Friday, January 9, 2009

Managed Trading

Managed futures trading funds accounts have become very popular recently because of a stagnant and depressed stock and real estate market. Futures trading is non-correlated to stocks and real estate and is quickly becoming the investment vehicle of choice for many savvy investors. There is also no upward or downward trading bias. Managed futures trading funds usually have a longer term investment horizon and and can be put in qualified IRA accounts.

There is substantial risk of loss in managed futures trading accounts and only risk capital should be use for these investments.

Professionally managed futures trading accounts typically require larger investments of capital and broker and clearing firm compensations are usually fee oriented. In these managed accounts the investor must give power of attorney to the fund trader. These managed funds are similar in design to a stock mutual fund.






Feel free to request track records and prospectus information for our various managed futures trading accounts. Typically these accounts require a $50,000 initial investment but some futures funds managers do require less. Please specify in the request more than or less than $50,000 so we can send you appropriate managed futures fund information.

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