Futures investing is highly speculative and involves a high degree of risk.
With a broad range of ETNs (exchange traded notes) and ETFs, the Agriculture Commodities Futures theme brings the diverging price trends of grains, wheat & soyabeans, corn, sugar, cocoa, coffee, cotton and livestock into focus
Each of funds might be subject of specific supply-demand pressures on the world markets, hightlighting sharp structural differences in volatility and performance
ETNs (exchange traded notes) should not be viewed as long-term investments - tracking crop futures on a daily basis, the notes 'roll' their constituents over time to maintain a short or medium profile
Offering clearly differentiated views on market trends by agricultural crop, the funds should not be evaluated on past performance