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To Trend or Not to Trend

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"To Trend or Not to Trend" - 10:00AM
Need we say more? Andrew Strasman, Totem Asset Group (CTA) leads a panel discussion which opens with a review of the "40in20out.com" academic project. Traders and others from the investment community will share their thoughts on the pros and cons of this approach to trading. If you are already involved in, or just thinking about getting into the managed futures world, you will benefit from including this panel in your day with the NIBA. To get the most out of the discussion, do your homework before the session -- take a quick review of this recent article in Modern Trader magazine:http://www.futuresmag.com/2016/06/19/buy-high-sell-low.
Panelists include: Brett Barker, B-Con,  Family Office Peter Keegan, Kottke & Associates (IB/CTA/CPO) Stephen Klein, Abingdon Global (CTA) Emil Van Essen, Emil Van Essen, Inc. (CTA)

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