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| Manager Name |
Conover Investments |
| Program Name |
Oil Trading |
| Minimum Investment |
50,000 USD |
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| Strategy |
Discretionary / Trend Following |
| Markets |
Energy - ICE Brent Oil, WTI Crude Oil |
| Restrictions |
None |
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Program Description:
Oil Trading Program
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The following is a description
of Conover Investments Oil Trading
Program. The exact nature of
the program is proprietary and
confidential. The following
description is intended to be
general.
The Conover Investments LLC
Oil Program is a discretionary
approach to futures trading.
This program has been continually
enhanced over the years to a
point where it usually trades
once per day and only in the
ICE Brent Oil market. However,
at times it may be necessary
to trade WTI Crude Oil on Globex
or to trade more than once per
day. The program does not trade
options and does not trade on
foreign exchanges. All trades
are initiated and liquidated
on the same day and no overnight
positions are ever maintained.
The decision to trade is based
upon historic performance but
primarily relies upon the previous
day’s market prices and related
short term trading patterns.
After the close on any given
day it is known as to whether
or not a trade will be initiated
on the following business day.
It is possible that several
days may pass before a signal
to trade is received. Since
stop orders are not utilized,
after initiating a trade the
market is monitored very closely
to make sure that no extraordinary
events occur and thus adversely
affect the position. By applying
this disciplined short term
approach risk is limited to
a specific time frame during
the trading day with no exposure
to the overnight markets.
Conover Investments trading
model is primarily embedded
in technical analysis. Technical
analysis is based upon the theory
that a study of the markets
themselves will provide a means
of anticipating the external
factors that affect the supply
and demand of a particular commodity
in order to predict future prices.
Technical analysis postulates
that the marketplace itself
represents the collective judgment
of a larger number of traders
and analysis concerning the
value of any particular commodity
interest. By analyzing market
characteristics (as opposed
to underlying economic forces)
that have not yet been directly
reflected in price levels, it
may be possible to predict future
price moves. Furthermore, technical
analysis generally holds that,
irrespective of basic economic
forces, markets have dynamism
of their own which is wholly
outside the scope of fundamental
analysis that should be reflected
in any trading approach. Accordingly,
technical analysis generally
focuses on a detailed study
of such data as actual daily,
weekly and monthly price fluctuations,
trading volume variations and
change in open interest, as
the most effective means of
attempting to predict price
movements. Technical traders
frequently utilize charts and
computers for analysis of these
items, including a series of
mathematical measurements and
calculations deigned to monitor
market activity for the particular
trading strategy. Trading recommendations
are based on signals generated
by charts, manual calculations
or computers. Technical trading
approaches may incorrectly analyze
the effect of various market
forces or price trends, particularly
as technical analysis is typically
based on historical market activity.
Such analysis may not in fact
be applicable to the current
markets (which many perceive
as undergoing rapid and significant
changes) and may be of little
use when fundamental factors,
particularly unexpected occurrences,
such as certain governmental
interventions, dominate the
market.
Although there can be no guarantee
that trading will be successful
and that clients will not experience
losses, Conover Investments
strives to provide superior
returns and to minimize draw
downs. Conover Investments conducts
continuous research on both
existing and potential strategies
and market opportunities in
the futures markets. The Advisor’s
investment objective is to achieve
substantial returns and diversification
along with low correlation to
the general equities markets
and an improved risk/reward
profile. Conover Investments
main goal is to create consistent
returns on a monthly basis while
keeping draw downs to an absolute
minimum.
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Management Information:
Joseph Texido |
Joseph Texido, born on March
23, 1955, is the sole member
of the Advisor. Joseph Texido
became registered as an associated
person of the Advisor on August
30, 2010 and became listed as
a principal of the Advisor on
July 19, 2010. Joseph Texido’s
responsibilities entail communicating
with prospective and existing
clients, regulators, legal and
compliance consultants, and
other vendors. Joseph Texido
also performs trade execution
and position monitoring.
On July 7, 2010, Joseph Texido
became registered as an associated
person and branch office manager
of Rosenthal Collins Group LLC
(“RCG”), a registered futures
commission merchant and NFA
Member. At RCG, Joseph Texido
is responsible for overseeing
a trading desk that executes
trades for retail and institutional
customers in both domestic and
foreign exchanges.
From September 27, 2002 through
June 15, 2010, Joseph Texido
was employed as an associated
person of MF Global Inc. (“MFG”),
a registered futures commission
merchant and NFA Member. At
MFG, Mr. Texido was responsible
for overseeing a trading desk
that executed trades for retail
and institutional customers
in both domestic and foreign
exchanges. From April 2008 through
June 2010, Mr. Texido was listed
as a branch office manager of
MFG.
Joseph Texido currently trades
commodities, futures, or options
on futures for his own personal
account. Trading records along
with any written policies related
to such trading would be made
available for clients’ inspection
during normal business hours
at the Advisor’s office upon
reasonable advance notice.
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Management Information:
Robert Tongue |
Robert Tongue, born on October
2, 1964, is the Advisor’s trading
principal. Robert Tongue became
listed as a principal of the
Advisor on August 30, 2010.
Mr. Tongue’s responsibilities
entail market research and analysis,
and trade selection.
For the five years preceding
the date of this document and
currently, Robert Tongue has
been the owner and director
of and operated Global Market
Finance SA, a foreign introducing
broker located in Switzerland.
Mr. Tongue first became affiliated
with Global Market Finance SA
on September 30, 1992. Mr. Tongue
is responsible for executing
customer orders and has also
exercised discretionary authority
over several accounts pursuant
his trading program.
Robert Tongue currently trades
commodities, futures, or options
on futures for his own personal
account. Trading records along
with any written policies related
to such trading would be made
available for clients’ inspection
during normal business hours
at the Advisor’s office upon
reasonable advance notice.
The descriptions above are from
the manager's disclosure document.
THE RISK OF LOSS IN TRADING
FUTURES, OPTIONS AND OFF-EXCHANGE
FOREX CAN BE SUBSTANTIAL.
PAST RESULTS ARE NOT NECESSARILY
INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS.
PLEASE READ THE CTA'S RISK DISCLOSURE
DOCUMENT CAREFULLY BEFORE INVESTING
MONEY.
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