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Commodity trading advisors offer investors a chance to diversify their portfolios to include currencies, metals, grains, and interest-rate swaps—in addition to stock and bond indexes—that they can’t access in a plain-vanilla mutual fund. Their funds generally pay close attention to price trends in many markets to determine which futures instruments to trade and when to trade them. Because their long-term performance isn’t closely linked to stock or bond returns, these funds—known as managed futures funds, or sometimes just CTAs—may be a good hedge to a traditional portfolio.
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https://www.google.com/#q=Now+Could+Be+the+Time+for+Managed+Futures+FundsM* Managed Futures Fund Returns:
http://news.morningstar.com/fund-category-returns/managed-futures/$FOCA$13.aspx