Futures (fu·tures) n.

(Commodities or stocks bought or sold upon agreement of delivery in time to come.)

.....A term used to designate any or all contracts covering the sale of commodities (including financial instruments and cash representing indexes) for future delivery made on an exchange and subject to its rules.

Why?

,,,,,Stocks have the potential to go up during favorable economic conditions and falling interest rates. Alternatively, there are other and different environments that are potentially beneficial to participants in the futures markets. These conditions can include rising interest rates, sharply falling stock prices, inflation, wars, energy shortages, US Dollar fluctuations, etc.

A Way to Participate

,,,,,Firms create limited partnerships for investors who prefer to participate in the futures market by buying shares in a fund managed by professional traders or commodity trading advisors.

,,,,,We have a broad depth of experience in the futures markets, over forty-five years to be exact. Our experience ranges from the design, testing and development of trading systems for stocks, bonds and futures, to consulting projects for banks, brokerage firms and various other organizations, both domestic and foreign. We design highly sophisticated trading models for both individuals and for institutions.

THE RISK OF LOSS IN TRADING
FUTURES CAN BE SUBSTANTIAL.
YOU SHOULD THEREFORE CAREFULLY CONSIDER WHETHER SUCH TRADING IS SUITABLE FOR YOU IN LIGHT OF YOUR FINANCIAL CONDITION.