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Sortino Ratio: Correcting Sharpe Ratio flaws

By Daniel P. Collins | February 1, 2014

Futures has the advantage of imbedded leverage — you are posting a small percentage of the value of a contract for margin instead of actually borrowing to get more of something.

The show must go on

By Daniel P. Collins | January 19, 2014

AlphaMetrix has been in a downward spiral since announcing on Oct. 10 that it was experiencing “significant cash flow issues” in a letter to its commodity pool participants signed by President and CEO Aleks Kins.

Is there a managed futures beta?

By Daniel P. Collins | January 10, 2014

In investment circles, beta refers to the return an investor should expect from a particular investment strategy.

Hedge funds gain more than $225 billion in 2013

By Press Release | January 2, 2014

Hedge funds remained in positive territory throughout the year, suffering a setback in June and August of 2013 as uncertainty loomed in the underlying markets following the Fed's 'taper scare'

Top 20 investment Myths: Part 2

By Michael | December 25, 2013

Statistics do not reveal risk. As I state in the summary for this myth, “risk can only be determined by an understanding and evaluation of the return drivers underlying any given trading strategy.”

Free lunch investing: Top 20 myths part 4

By Michael Dever | December 25, 2013

Diversification is the one true “Free Lunch” of investing. Of course, by definition, a diversified portfolio will underperform the best performing constituents of a portfolio.

Bloomberg picks odd target in Campbell

By Daniel P. Collins | October 25, 2013

Comparing a performance period to the S&Ps from the bottom of the 2000-2002 bear market makes no sense unless you are purposely making a one sided argument

Measurement matters: Measuring trading performance

By Mark Anson, Donald Chambers, Keith Black, Hossein Kazemi | September 1, 2013

Trading performance can be measured in many ways. Here we review what tools asset allocators use to see inside rates of return.

Punching above their weight: The Skorina Top 20 Midsize Endowments

By Charles Skorina | August 27, 2013

Our analysis of mid-sized endowments reveals that, although it's good to be big, it's not decisive for investment performance. In fact, some of these mid-sized overachievers produced industry-leading returns.

SEC to lift ban on hedge-fund advertising

By Jay Gould | July 5, 2013

U.S. securities regulators plan to meet next week to adopt rules that would lift a long-time ban prohibiting hedge funds and other firms from advertising for private placements to sophisticated investors.

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