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Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Introducing the.. Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Introducing the.. Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund

Contents 1 About the Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund 2 Why Invest In Precious Metals? 3Using The Bullion/Mining Equities Disconnect 4The Funds Portfolio Managers 5The Smart Way To Buy Precious Metals

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund 1 About the Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Aims and Objectives The Fund aims to outperform the appropriate Precious Metals benchmark by investing in a combination of: bullion Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) major mining equities This approach aims to preserve the defensive investment qualities associated with bullion investment and reducing the volatility typically associated with equity investing. The Funds objective is to offer: capital preservation capital appreciation portfolio diversification portfolio hedging

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Key Characteristics actively managed, open-ended, long-only investment fund investing in a blend of bullion ETFs and related equities, with an option of defensively holding cash aims to outperform its proprietary blended bullion index ** bullion component is invested exclusively in un-hedged and un-leveraged ETFs equities sub-portfolio is a highly risk-managed selection of precious metals mining companies; not exceeding 50% of Fund assets exploits short-term market mis-pricing of major mining cos, utilizing long-only positions with "covered-call" options and stop-loss strategies to reduce downside risk Mauritius regulated daily dealing & liquidity and minimums of USD10,000 ** London daily spot prices: 50% gold; 30% silver; 20% platinum/palladium 1 About the Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund 2 Why Invest In Precious Metals? Overview Precious Metals are a select group of metals highly valued for a combination of their scarcity, their unique qualities and their suitability for industrial and other commercial applications. Gold, Silver, Platinum and Palladium are the most recognized precious metals. There are two main reasons to have precious metals in your portfolio: Event Hedge: in times of economic or political uncertainty, precious metals tend to hold or increase their value as a safe haven investment. Inflation Hedge: exposure to hard assets such as precious metals provides a hedge against devaluation in an inflationary environment.

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Gold: The Worlds Favourite Store of Value Total gold ever produced worldwide = 165,000 tonnes or 3.5 Olympic size pools Annual global production = 2,500 tonnes (roughly a cube 5m x 5m x 5m) Annual consumption of top 3 countries: USA China India Usage by sector: 2 Why Invest In Precious Metals? (in tonnes)

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Emerging Market Central Bank Investment in Gold Emerging economies, many of which have strong domestic demand and cultural affinity for gold, will boost global demand via central bank buying. 2 Why Invest In Precious Metals?

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Silver: Used as a Store of Value and in Industry Silver is a hybrid precious metal of many uses in a balance of industrial, investment and consumer sectors as well as in photography and coinage. Mexico, Peru and China are the biggest producers. 2 Why Invest In Precious Metals?

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Silver Supply and Demand Silver, with industrial and investment uses, is in increasingly short supply. 2 Why Invest In Precious Metals?

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Platinum: the Most Precious Metal Annual production is 130 tonnes: only 6% of Gold production. 90% is mined in South Africa. Platinum is, like Silver, a hybrid used in jewellery and to produce 20% of all consumer goods including catalytic converters, gasoline, fertilizer, refrigerators and pharmaceuticals. 2 Why Invest In Precious Metals?

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Palladium: Key to Catalytic Converters Annual production is 300 tonnes, 14% of Gold produced, with 80% from South Africa and Russia, and the USA, Canada and Zimbabwe being the other major producers. Palladium is mainly used for catalytic converters, making it the most industrial precious metal. 2 Why Invest In Precious Metals?

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund 3 Using The Bullion/Mining Equities Disconnect What is the Bullion/Equities Disconnect? Bullion prices and mining equity prices should be closely correlated as mines have quantifiable reserves and costs to compare with metal prices. However general market sentiment affects mining stocks. Conversely gold is seen as a safe haven in downturns. This causes a disconnect in the expected correlation that the Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund seeks to exploit and outperform its Bullion benchmark index, allocating up to 50% of its portfolio to precious metal mining equities. The Fund buys only companies with a market capitalisation > US$1 billion and with proven precious metal reserves. Larger companies are affected by general market movements, and metal reserves underpin the underlying value of the company. This approach involves holding more bullion in times of market uncertainty when equity values are depressed, and leaning towards equities as sentiment improves.

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund 3 Using The Bullion/Mining Equities Disconnect The Current Disconnect Recent years have seen a rise in bullion prices, particularly gold, which have not been reflected in underlying equity prices. This has set the stage for a reversal and buying opportunity.

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Diversion From Mean * Agnico-Eagle, AngloGold Ashanti, Barrick, Eldorado, Goldfields, Goldcorp, Harmony, IAMGold, Kinross, New Gold, Newmont, Randgold, Yamana Gold Equities Decline Against Gold Bullion This shows a disconnect in the price of gold and mining equities, presenting a buying opportunity. Equities Testing New Lows 3 Using The Bullion/Mining Equities Disconnect Gold Price Gold Mining Equities* Gold Testing New Highs

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Case Study: Barrick Gold (ABX-T) Long-term trend of declining market value, measured by Price/Cash Flow (P/CF) ratio, coinciding with an increase in both gold price and margins, indicating a bargain. 3 Using The Bullion/Mining Equities Disconnect

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund * Hecla, Pan American, Coeur dAlene, Silver Wheaton, First Majestic, Silver Standard Diversion from mean 3 Using The Bullion/Mining Equities Disconnect Silver Equities Decline Against Silver Bullion Silver, a hybrid of value and industrial usage, is also strongly affected by the disconnect. Diversion From Mean Equities Test New Lows Silver Price Silver Mining Equities* Silver Testing New Highs

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Diversion from mean 3 Using The Bullion/Mining Equities Disconnect Platinum and Palladium Equities Decline Against Bullion Platinum and Palladium, with mainly industrial usage, are also affected by the disconnect. - Platinum/Palladium Mining Equities (in both charts) Platinum Price Palladium Price

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Barrick Gold Corp. Diversion from mean 3 Using The Bullion/Mining Equities Disconnect Equities Range Trading As well as macro strategies, the Fund will use range-trading strategies to benefit from short- term mispricing.

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Hecla Mining Silver Wheaton 3 Using The Bullion/Mining Equities Disconnect Equities Range Trading A combination of options-writing and stop-losses maximize trading exposure while minimizing risk.

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund 4The Funds Portfolio Managers Alan Manzie Alan is currently a senior portfolio manager and Vice President of Haywood Securities Inc., and was previously a partner in Toron Capital Markets, a Toronto-based discretionary money manager. He joined Toron after a 16-year career with the Bank of Montreal group of companies, rising to Director of Investments, BMO Harris Private Banking. Before that Alan was a Vice President and Director of Nesbitt Burns and was also a member of Nesbitt Burns' President's Council. Greg Flower Greg has 17 years as a licensed Investment Advisor and 10 years as a discretionary portfolio manager, most recently with Haywood Securities. Previously he was Assistant Auditor General of Bermuda. Greg offers a wealth of experience and a strong philosophy of capital preservation, risk management, and managed growth.

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund 5The Smart Way To Buy Precious Metals Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Reasons to Choose the Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Precious metals outperformed equities and bonds in recent years. Volatility similar to the S&P 500 index and low correlation to markets, alternative investment. Gold has been a popular hedge against inflation, a safe haven in times of uncertainly and benefits from being culturally valued in emerging markets. Gold is defensive and a store of value, Palladium is primarily an industrial metal and Silver and Platinum are hybrids of the two functions. Thus there are opportunities to select to the best performing precious metals at any time. Mining equities, despite calculable metal resources underground, are largely influenced by general market sentiment. This creates disconnects in the correlation between equity and especially gold prices, presenting opportunities to buy during pessimistic times and sell in optimistic market conditions. Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund is the Smart Way To BuyThe Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund is the Smart Way To Buy Precious Metals!

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Summary of Key Characteristics actively managed, open-ended, long-only investment fund investing in a blend of bullion ETFs and related equities, with an option of defensively holding cash aims to outperform its proprietary blended bullion index bullion component is invested exclusively in un-hedged and un-leveraged ETFs equities sub-portfolio is a highly risk-managed selection of mining companies producing of precious metals, not exceeding 50% of Fund assets exploits short-term market pricing of major miners, utilizing long-only positions with "covered-call" options and stop-loss strategies to reduce downside risk 5The Smart Way To Buy Precious Metals

Ascenta Bullion Plus Fund Fund Specifics Daily Dealing and Liquidity Low minimum investment of US$10,000 Back-end charged Mauritius regulated Can be bought through all major insurance company personalised portfolio bonds and leading investment platforms 5The Smart Way To Buy Precious Metals