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For wealth professionals, the item is framed around how a managed-futures ETF strategy is discussed relative to 60/40 portfolios and asset allocation, along with the growth story of DBMF.

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Summary

By the alternatives in wealth desk

This ETF.com video from ETF Oasis at Future Proof features Lara Crigger interviewing Andrew Beer of Dynamic Beta Investments about managed futures in portfolios. The description says Beer discusses why the traditional 60/40 playbook has struggled this decade, where managed futures can fit in asset allocation, and the growth of DBMF. It also references a sloth on a skateboard.

  1. The conversation focuses on why managed futures may deserve a place in today’s portfolios.
  2. Beer explains why the traditional 60/40 playbook has struggled this decade, according to the description.
  3. The discussion covers where managed futures can fit in an asset allocation.
  4. It also covers the story behind DBMF’s growth and a sloth on a skateboard.

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