What Is?

The Fund's principal investment objective is to achieve superior capital
appreciation through investments in a global macro economic portfolio of
U.S. and non-U.S. securities and other instruments, including global
equity related securities (including stock market indices), currencies,
corporate and government bonds and other fixed income instruments,
swaps, equities, as well as over the counter options on all the foregoing. 

Unlike most conventional managed portfolios, the Fund's portfolio
generally includes long or short positions on global stock indices rather
than taking positions in individual equities. Stock indices are intended to
capture broad equity movements without idiosyncratic risks with
individual equities. The Fund uses currencies, bonds and other fixed
instruments to attempt to capture significant macroeconomic market
movements. 

The Fund also specializes in speculating on the foreign exchange
markets. Click on the currencies below to see a larger image of the
currency as well as a brief comment on the currency from Andrew
Nissenbaum, president and principal of Macrofund. 
 

Australian Dollar

Bahamian Dollar

British Pound

Canadian Dollar

Singapore Dollar

Indonesian Rupiah

Japanese Yen

Malaysian Ringgit

South African Rand
 
Swiss Franc