May 2014 Traders are professional risk-takers. But what about your personal wealth? Every trading professional knows that market risk must be clearly understood and expertly managed if you want to survive, let alone strengthen your human capital as a trader. But how do the vital concepts of risk
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Inside Advantage Winter 2018
The Advantage Futures quarterly magazine provides informative articles on top industry news and developments, as well as Advantage Futures updates, seminar recaps, and upcoming events. View the latest issues by clicking the related links below, and receive your own copy by signing up for Advantage News.
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Preserving Your Personal Wealth: Balancing Personal and Professional Market Risk
By Michael Evans, The Cogent Advisor
LONDON CALLING
Futures Trading Across the Pond
January 2014 Advantage Futures experienced a significant increase of activity in the United Kingdom this past year. We sat down with the Advantage Futures London business development team of Brendan Sullivan, Mike O’Malley, Bill King and Clayton Passero to better understand their perspectives on growth
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Monetary Policy and Interest Rate Outlook 2014
By A.G. (Tassos) Malliaris, Professor of Economics and Finance, Loyola University
January 2014 Seminar Presented November 12, 2013 While it can be difficult to predict what is to come with Monetary Policy and Interest Rates, the outlook for the next six months should be very exciting due to the change of the Chairman of the Federal
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Interest Rates: Trading the Swap Spread
By John W. Labuszewski, Managing Director Research & Product Development, CME Group
January 2014 Many traders think in terms of buying (selling) interest rate futures to capitalize on anticipated falling (rising) yields in response to changes in Fed policy or to dynamic macroeconomic conditions. Some take a more subtle approach by trading spreads between, for example, CBOT