Abraham Trading Company

David L. Levy serves as president and chief investment officer, leading the firm's investment committee. Paul Tudor Jones II is chairman and founder but does not manage day-to-day trading. The firm maintains its own research and trading team separate from Tudor Investment Corporation (per public record).

Abraham Trading is registered as a commodity trading advisor (CTA), not a hedge fund. It manages client accounts through systematic trend-following programs, offering pooled vehicles and separately managed accounts. The firm's strategy qualifies as managed futures, a subset of alternative investments distinct from long/short equity or global macro funds (per public record).

The firm applies systematic trend-following models to liquid futures and forwards across equity indexes, interest rates, currencies, and commodities. Strategies are rules-based, reacting to moving averages and breakouts rather than fundamental forecasts. The approach is designed to capture sustained price trends while controlling risk through dynamic position sizing (per public record).

Abraham Trading Company is a separate legal entity founded by Paul Tudor Jones in 1986, four years after he started Tudor Investment Corporation. Though Jones chairs both firms, each has its own investment team, registration, and strategies. Abraham Trading does not commingle assets with Tudor's flagship funds (per public record).

No. The firm does not publicly report AUM or performance figures. Paul Tudor Jones' larger Tudor BVI Global Fund has been tracked at roughly $4.6B (per Bloomberg, 2023), but Abraham Trading's separate pool is not disclosed. Prospective investors must receive private offering documents (per public record).

The firm manages capital for institutional investors, including pension funds and endowments, as well as high-net-worth individuals. Given the systematic trend-following nature, investors typically seek low correlation to equity and credit markets (per public record).

Paul Tudor Jones II built his fortune as a macro hedge fund manager, famously predicting the October 1987 stock market crash. He founded Tudor Investment Corporation in 1980 and became one of Wall Street's most successful and well known traders. His wealth is also tied to philanthropic efforts, including the Robin Hood Foundation, which he co-founded in 1988 (per public record).