No investment (except t-bills) is guaranteed to make money with no risk. Even stocks could be flat/down over a 10 year period, as after the Great Depression, stocks entered a drawdown that lasted 2 decades.Thanks @Elder (please don't apologize for offering your view!) and GAT. I am looking to maximize returns, as this is my retirement account, to be tapped in maybe 25 years. I do have some money in index funds, but not as much as I'd like because most of my account capital is required to have enough instruments (16) in my futures portfolio to get sufficient diversity to produce a decent backtested sharpe (.87). I guess I'm just nervous that trend following might be dead, and I'd feel regret if I made no money or lost money after ten years on my futures portfolio when it could have been in stocks all that time.
