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Wisdom Financial

Wisdom Financial provides specialized commodity futures brokerage services to our clients and enjoys a global reputation as an established and prominent managed futures and commodity futures brokerage firm.  We specialize in commodity investments that require special attention, extensive experience, high expertise, and the reputation of our partners.

We are privileged to be involved in the fast paced world of commodity investing and bring a focus and intensity to our work that is unparalleled.

Independent Introducing Broker

Wisdom Financial is an independent introducing broker with multiple clearing relationships providing 24hr access to futures, commodities, and foreign exchange markets around the globe.

Strategic Alliances  |  Partnerships

Commodity Trading Advisors - Managed Futures Investments

In the Managed Futures sector Wisdom Financial, Inc. acts as a manager to the manager (CTA), overseeing daily trade activity and providing timely information to our clientele. We conduct extensive research, due diligence interviews, and office visits with the CTA's that we work closely with and we are constantly researching new emerging managers that show potential for our clients.

Services for CTAs, CPOs & Commodity Funds

For industry professionals including Commodity Trading Advisors, Commodity Pool Operators, and Commodity Funds we offer start-up consultation, back office support, execution, clearing, performance reporting, and capital introduction services.

  • Sugar Market Update

    01 Mar 2010

    Both markets experienced another Monday-morning collapse today, and the overall picture remains very heavy. The inverse structure continued to flatten over the past week in both markets, which is consistent with a weak picture.

  • Natural Gas Update

    26 Feb 2010

    In the medium-term, NGAJ0 is trending lower, within a descending channel. The forward curve and the weekly continuation chart illustrate a weak market.

  • Large hedge funds shorting euro: WSJ

    25 Feb 2010

    LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- Large hedge funds are betting on a drop in the euro, expecting that the European currency will fall to parity with the U.S. dollar, according to a Wall Street Journal report late Thursday. The report cited unidentified people quoting comments from "all-star hedge-fund managers" representing the likes of SAC Capital Advisors LP and Soros Fund Management LLC at a recent New York gathering. Some of those managers said the euro, which traded at $1.51 in December but was at $1.36 Thursday amid concerns about Greek sovereign debt and other issues, could soon fall to $1.00. However, the report added that "few traders expect the value of the euro to totally collapse, the way the British pound did in 1992."Market Pulse Stories are Rapid-fire, short news bursts on stocks and markets as they move. Visit MarketWatch.com for more information on this news.

  • Managed futures post second worst monthly return in 13 months

    25 Feb 2010

    The equity market reversal and tumbling commodities in January hit trend-following strategies, causing managed futures managers to post their second worst monthly return in 13 months, according to a report by Lipper Tass.

CTA Rankings for Mar 10*

  1. Kinkopf, Prop S&P
  2. Roe, Monticello Equity Spreads
  3. Roe, Jefferson Index
  4. Paskewitz, Contrarian *QEP only*
  5. Dominion, Sapphire
  6. FCI, Option Selling
  7. Van Essen, Spread Low Min *QEP only*
  8. Welton, Global Directional
  9. Swing Capital
  10. Cypress Classic
*Rankings are pulled from the Wisdom database and do not encompass the entire CTA universe.
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Futures Trading Involves Substantial Risk of Loss and Is Not Suitable For All Investors. Past Performance is Not Indicative of Future Results.