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Russell 2000 Fidelity futures registered a minor drop of 0.2%, aligning with a pullback in commodity stocks. Seasonal patterns indicate potential support levels forming around 2,050 if inflation metrics stabilize. And despite all the economic downturns that have occurred since, not one has remotely recalled the ferocity of the Great Depression, said Lynch. “We had a lot of tests. We had many opportunities to have a big one. We’ve had bad presidents, bad Congresses, but we made it through.” Fidelity launched the Fidelity Managed Futures ETF (FFUT) on The Nasdaq Stock Market LLC on June 5. The new managed futures ETF is a liquid alternative strategy. It aims to capitalize on market trends through disciplined, systematic long/short investing. FFUT is available commission-free for individual investors and financial advisors through Fidelity's online brokerage platforms. FFUT's investment strategy focuses on capital appreciation in all market conditions. Fidelity's managed futures ETF aims to generate strong risk-adjusted returns, especially when equity markets decline. In an effort to reach this objective, FFUT employs a strategy designed to identify and capitalize on sustained price trends, whether upward or downward, across a diverse range of markets. These include equities, fixed income, currencies, and commodities. Finally, the fund uses futures, forwards, and other derivatives to implement this approach. S&P Fidelity futures flatlined around midday after weaker housing data tempered bullish sentiment. Profit-taking among cyclical sectors may restrain near-term upside, though fundamentals remain intact.