During a year when investors faced the highest inflation readings in 40 years, Red Rock Capital's Commodity Long-Short investment programme proved its value by producing over 40 per cent net returns for the year for its investors.
Since its inception in September 2013, the diversified commodity program has delivered 10.51 per cent annualised to its investors, net of all fees, as compared to the -7.6 per cent annualised returns produced by the venerable S&P Goldman Sachs Commodities Index.
Chief Investment Officer of Red Rock Capital, Thomas Rollinger, specifically designed the Commodity Long-Short strategy to capture intermittent and sustained price trends (momentum) in raw material commodity futures such as corn, wheat, cotton, gold, silver, and crude oil.
Red Rock Capital manages approximately USD13 million for qualified investors. While the Commodity Long-Short Program clearly shined during 2021, their other offering, called the Systematic Global Macro Program, produced an impressive +10.79 per cent net returns for the year, and has produced +7.72 per cent annualised net-of-all-fees returns to investors over its 18+ year track record.
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