Congratulations are in order for the Attain Family of Funds following November – with all four funds posting gains and the Attain Short Term Fund hitting a new all time high after gains of +2.42% in November.
Most of the funds gains in November came from short commodity exposure, with energies the top performing sector in November with profits coming from short heating oil, crude oil, and natural gas trades.
P.S — get monthly performance numbers and research insights here.
Fund
Nov.
YTD
Ann DD
Attain Relative Value Fund
+2.67%
+11.66%
-6.68%
Attain Short Term Alpha Fund
+2.44%
+6.08%
-8.23%
Attain Global Macro Fund
+2.52%
+3.47%
-7.69%
Attain Trend Following Fund
+0.79%
-24.32%
-25.34%
Liquid Alternative Comparisons
AQR Managed Futures Strategy I Mutual Fund (AQMIX)
+1.75%
+3.94%
-8.32%
361 Managed Futures Strategy A Mutual Fund (AMFQX)
-0.63%
+0.08%
-9.09%
Managed Futures Mutual Funds
+2.68%
+0.67%
-7.15%
Disclaimer: Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results
Managed Futures Mutual Funds = The Morningstar Managed Futures Category Performance, showing an average of all Managed Futures mutual funds on their platform. Performance as of April 30th, 2015.
Annual DD = The worst drawdown experienced by the strategy for the calendar year.
Disclaimer: *The return numbers herein include estimates of the full month performance for the previous month, and include assumptions for accrued fees, the effect of additions and redemptions, and other factors which may cause the final numbers compiled by the fund administrator to differ slightly.
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