Summary

Dixon Midland Diversified has evolved since its inception in 2011. Originally composed entirely of a systematic trend-following strategy, approximately 50% of the portfolio was diversified into a systematic long-short equity strategy in August 2016. The long-short equity strategy attempts to profit from factor exposures within the Russell 3000, while the trend-following strategy attempts to profit from medium and long-term trends in global futures markets. These two strategies have low correlation to each other and to major global equity and bond indices.