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Going back to the essentials, asset prices are not how much they are worth, but how much investors perceive them to be worth. The irrational behaviour of the emerging markets say China are largely due to the domestic demand for high yield investment (the interest rate is really crap and there is...

You see, Shell has gone ahead with its recent launch of exploration campaign in Arctic, which is said to have 25% of the oil reserves on earth. Despite the converns of damage to the environment and the R&D of renewable energy, I dont see any possibilities for oil to trade above $100 as someone...

Whitster has got the point. The computation method for these two are different. There was a very interesting article from 'Think outside of the box' newsletter a couple of months ago. You can contact them to see if an extra copy could be available.

Not an expert in managed futures, but this is what I have found on Google. It has got the answer for the question you asked and all the basics about managed futures. http://www.pfgfunds.com/faq.asp