White River Group
White River Group is a registered Commodity Trading Advisor whose primary goal is to generate the highest quality of risk adjusted returns for clients. White River Group’s trading strategy is discretionary, although technical analysis goes into defining trading strategy. Fundamental factors, including inflation view and economic indicators, are also taken into account. White River Group’s programs trade futures and options in a broad array of markets, including, but not limited to, currencies, energies, equities, grains, interest rates, meats, metals and softs (e.g., sugar, cocoa and coffee), traded on U.S. and non-U.S. exchanges. Learn More »
Buckingham Global Advisors, LLC
The Weekly E-mini Program from Buckingham Global Advisors, LLC is guided by a proprietary trading model developed to trade the E-mini weekly volatility. The program uses a proprietary options strategy, which includes options selling and options writing, to capitalize on the systematic entry signals produced by the program. The program has been refined to achieve the desired returns while limiting account drawdowns. Products traded in the program are E-mini S&P 500 futures and options. The strategy has been tested against 18 years of real data in attempt to achieve decent Sharpe Ratio. Learn More »
Diamond Capital Management, LLC.
Diamond Capital Management’s Enhanced S&P Program is a trend-following system enhanced with an option overlay. The program utilizes a computerized technical trend-following strategy with various levels of money management techniques. The system first determines whether the S&P market is in a bull or bear trend, then trades only with the trend until it is stopped out. A stop would occur when the S&P moves out of the current trend but has not yet entered into the opposite trend. Learn More »
Opus Futures, LLC
The Advanced Ag Program is a discretionary trading program focused on fundamental grain, oilseed, and livestock analysis. There is no system aspect to the program. Technical/chart analysis is used very rarely, and generally only to help determine entrance and exit points. Learn More »