There have been studies on the actual performance interaction of managed futures, stocks and bonds going back 20 years that answer these questions:

· How did professionally managed futures perform during the worst declines in stocks dating back to 1987?

· What is the difference between professionally managed futures and commodities?

· How can managed futures potentially increase performance and reduce risk in an investment portfolio?

· How did managed futures perform compared to stocks over the past 27 years?

· Are managed futures riskier than stocks?

All these and other important questions are answered in our easy to understand Managed Futures Learning Kit! The Kit includes power point presentations and a color glossy brochure valued at $50... it can be yours absolutely free with no obligation!

Reacting to the inflationary implications presented by huge budget deficits amassed here in the U.S. - in the next 10 years, the U.S. budget deficit is projected to rise more than in all the previous 233 years combined since the founding of America in 1776 - gold has climbed to record highs. Its ties (and inverse relationship) to the U.S. dollar has, historically, led advances in commodity prices. (We can print money, but we can’t print commodities!)

With virtually zero correlation to stocks and the potential ability to capitalize on both rising and falling equity markets, energy, metals and grain futures (along with other commodity sectors) are gaining popularity among suitable investors as a potentially efficient, alternative asset class! Please be aware that trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors.

Perhaps one of the best ways to participate in the commodities markets is through professionally managed futures with professional money managers commonly called Commodity Trading Advisors (“CTAs”). Some experienced professional CTAs have been shown to achieve attractive returns. Please be advised that these returns are not guaranteed. CTAs are registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission and members of the National Futures Association. They are money managers who manage investors’ assets using investments in the commodities markets just as a stock mutual fund manager would invest his clients’ assets in a variety of different stocks. According to a CME Group study, Professional CTAs do experience a higher success rate than the individual amateur trader. The fact is there are numerous CTAs with attractive returns achieved through prudent money management! Be advised however, that there are also CTAs who have not experienced attractive returns and you are subject to the risk of loss no matter who is managing your money.

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Investors should be aware that trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. There are no guarantees of profit no matter who is managing your money. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.

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