You could just sell some of your stocks and buy something like NTSX. There are funds out there that provide you exposure to equities and layer managed futures on top. What I would suggest though is that if you are an aggressive investor pursuing growth, you might be better off actually not holding 100% equities. You might be betteroff holding 80% equities, 20% bonds and 20% managed futures. It seems contradictory, but by actually reducing the equities to make room for other diversifying asset classes, you can actually ideally move yourself sort of up into the left on that risk return profile.

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