We offer many different types of managed products from Hedge funds to Commodity Pools as well as many Private Offerings. Please click on the link below and fill out the information request form indicating your interest in managed futures products. Click Here for Managed Futures Information
Argo Futures is an innovator in developing structured products that use full or partial principal guarantees, leveraged participation with a deficit guarantee, option-based exposures and tax-efficient structures for investors. By utilizing a unique and proprietary approach to managing multiple-advisor portfolios, Argo Futures-developed products are intended to generate attractive risk-adjusted returns. Argo Futures's precedent-setting diversification model strategically balances portfolio exposure across advisors, trading strategies, markets and time frames to gain target returns while minimizing the volatility of those returns.
Sometimes an investor may find that there's much more involved in futures trading than he or she had initially realized. Some wonder if they can dedicate a lot of time to really doing it right. If you're concerned about trading your own account but still want to participate in futures markets, then a managed program might be right for you.
High net-worth individuals have used managed futures as an investment alternative for more than 20 years. Professional money managers trade this type of account. These clients have their accounts placed under the direct trading authorization through power of attorney of select CTA's (Commodity trading advisors). At the customer's request, Argo Futures Group, Inc. makes available to interested and qualified parties up-to-date disclosure documents for these programs.
A commodity-trading adviser may charge two kinds of fees to manage your money. Most will charge an incentive fee based on the trading performance. Some also charge management fees that are to be paid regardless of whether profits are earned.
Another possibility, particularly if you are a smaller investor, is to participate in a commodity pool. Commodity pools are similar, conceptually, to a mutual fund. Most pools are organized as a limited partnership with the commodity pool operator or "CPO" acting as the general partner. The general partner makes the day-to-day trading decisions.
The chief advantage of using commodity pools is that you will be able to capitalize on someone else's trading expertise and significantly reduce the amount of personal time and effort required for trading.
