As stocks and bonds fall, and oil hits $100, a futures trade that boomed in 2022 may again be a winner
Managed futures strategies gain traction amid market volatility.
Amid falling stocks and bonds, managed futures trading strategies are experiencing a resurgence as investors seek new returns during economic uncertainty. These strategies, which utilize systematic models to trade across various asset classes, gained significant traction in 2022, outperforming traditional investments. With major asset managers like BlackRock and Fidelity entering the market, the managed futures approach is increasingly relevant as it adapts to changing market conditions.
Key Takeaways
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Managed futures ETFs have attracted about $1 billion in inflows this year.
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In 2022, managed futures strategies outperformed with a 20% gain while stocks and bonds fell.
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Major asset managers like BlackRock, Invesco, and Fidelity have launched managed futures ETFs.
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