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Not all managed futures funds invest alike, with some strategies missing out on the potential and opportunities of broad diversification.

The 2020's are the decade laying to rest the traditional 60/40 portfolio, underscoring the need for diversification beyond stocks and bonds.

Varied performance in managed futures hedge funds and mutual funds highlights the importance of looking beyond just a single manager.

Managed futures may both the most elegant and the most sensical asset class to capture via ETF replication according to Andrew Beer.

The equity outlook and macro environment continues to evolve in the U.S. as inflation incrementally drops and the economy proves resilient.

Despite the challenges of this year, there is real value in buying and holding managed futures strategies like DBMF.

DBMF is worth consideration for its performance and “index-plus” approach to managed futures investing in an ETF wrapper.

Managed futures strategies such as DBMF continue to tease out emerging trends in the wake of bank failures and ahead of recession.

As fears of regional bank failures and potential contagion rocks markets, position for volatility with DBMF.

Dispersion between sectors remains elevated, a marker of uncertainty that managed futures strategies could capitalize looking ahead.