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So-called managed futures funds — which trade the futures contracts of stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities — gained an average of 15.2 percent last year,
by minimax 12y ago
So-called managed futures funds — which trade the futures contracts of stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities — gained an average of 15.2 percent last year, according to Societe Generale unit Newedge.
This probably isn't obvious to people outside of the trading world, but Newedge is a massive futures broker. This article is basically a puff piece quoting a big futures broker telling you how great it is to trade futures. I wouldn't read too much more into it than that.
- _sword 12y agoIt's reported by CNBC, which almost exclusively puts out puff opinion pieces when its not reporting financial results.