Future perfect: where managed futures are expected to perform

CTAs and managed futures demonstrated their counter-cyclical nature during the economic crisis. Hedge Funds review examines why these funds continue to be a good investment bet.

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Managed futures funds and commodity trading advisors (CTAs) are a well-established corner of the hedge fund industry. Using a systematic trading model, these funds sell themselves as liquid investments offering uncorrelated returns to traditional asset classes.

The sector is known for being largely counter-cyclical. This was proved over the past couple of years. Managed futures were one of the few groups of funds to record a positive performance in 2008, up 18.33% according to the Credit Suisse

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