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Public futures funds

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The distribution of futures prices : a test of the stable Paretian and mixture of normals hypotheses

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Public Futures Funds

Irwin, Scott H. - 2020

Futures funds fool investor's money to speculate in futures market. Due to favorable tax treatment, futures funds are usually organized as limited partnerships within the United States. Typically, an affiliate or subsidiary of a brokerage company acts as general partner. If limited partnership...

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