Natural Resources Background & Investment Strategy April 26, 2011.

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Natural Resources Background & Investment Strategy April 26, 2011

What’s a Natural Resource? Something you FIND…not MAKE. Something you NEED…not WANT. 2

What do we use them for? Natural resources are used to… Build things 3

What do we use them for? Natural resources are used to… Build things Provide energy & power Act as a currency Make friends Make enemies Create policy Make money Bet on growth Diversify an investment portfolio 4

What do we use them for? Natural resources are used to… Build things Provide energy & power Act as a currency Make friends Make enemies Create policy Make money Bet on growth Diversify an investment portfolio 5

What do we use them for? Natural resources are used to… Build things Provide energy & power Act as a currency Make friends Make enemies Create policy Make money Bet on growth Diversify an investment portfolio 6

What do we use them for? Natural resources are used to… Build things Provide energy & power Act as a currency Make friends Make enemies Create policy Make money Bet on growth Diversify an investment portfolio 7

What do we use them for? Natural resources are used to… Build things Provide energy & power Act as a currency Make friends Make enemies Create policy Make money Bet on growth Diversify an investment portfolio 8

What do we use them for? Natural resources are used to… Build things Provide energy & power Act as a currency Make friends Make enemies Create policy Make money Bet on growth Diversify an investment portfolio 9

What do we use them for? Natural resources are used to… Build things Provide energy & power Act as a currency Make friends Make enemies Create policy Make money Bet on growth Diversify an investment portfolio 10

What do we use them for? Natural resources are used to… Build things Provide energy & power Act as a currency Make friends Make enemies Create policy Make money Bet on growth Diversify an investment portfolio 11

Types of Natural Resources 12

Types of Natural Resources 13

Types of Natural Resources 14

Types of Natural Resources 15

Types of Natural Resources 16

Where are they? 17

Power & Energy 18

Basic Materials / Precious Metals 19

Food & Agriculture 20

Investment Characteristics Natural resources generally… act as an inflation hedge 21

Investment Characteristics Natural resources generally… act as an inflation hedge act as a portfolio diversifier are highly volatile 22

Investment Characteristics Natural resources generally… act as an inflation hedge act as a portfolio diversifier are highly volatile 23

Investment Options Commodities Direct exposure to the underlying resource Investor Natural Resource Commodities vs. Equities 24

Investment Options Commodities Direct exposure to the underlying resource Can be a physical holding… Commodities vs. Equities 25

Investment Options Commodities Direct exposure to the underlying resource Can be a physical holding… or a derivative investment Commodities vs. Equities 26

Derivative Investments Regulated by the CFTC Traded on multiple exchanges Agreements to buy/sell pre-determined quantities of a commodity at a date specific in the future Commodity Futures are… 27

Derivative Investments Leveraged Commodity Futures are… 28

Commodity Futures Benefits Unfettered exposure to natural resources Leverage through futures Financial asset No management Drawbacks Highly volatile Complicated Leverage through futures Financial asset No management 29

Natural Resource Equities Equities Own shares of a company 30

Natural Resource Equities Equities Own shares of a company Can be directly owned or through funds or ETFs 31

Natural Resource Equities Equities Own shares of a company Can be directly owned or through funds or ETFs Traded on standard exchanges 32

Natural Resource Equities Benefits Easily traded Less volatile than underlying commodities More diversified Not levered Actively managed Drawbacks Indirect exposure Higher market beta Not levered Dependent upon management Can go out of business 33

In Summary Natural Resources are… …found and not made …needed vs. wanted (price inelastic) …a bet on growth …uncorrelated to financial markets …used to diversify a portfolio …available for investors in multiple forms 34

In Conclusion Natural Resources are… …to be bought and SOLD, not bought and HELD 35

In Conclusion Natural resources don’t make money over time. 36

In Conclusion Natural Resources are… …to be bought and SOLD, not bought and HELD …dangerously volatile 37

In Conclusion 38

In Conclusion 39

In Conclusion Natural Resources are… …to be bought and SOLD, not bought and HELD …dangerously volatile …irrational 40

In Conclusion 41

In Conclusion Natural Resource investments are… …to be bought and SOLD, not bought and HELD …dangerously volatile …irrational …complicated 42

In Conclusion 43

In Conclusion Natural Resource investments are… …to be bought and SOLD, not bought and HELD …dangerously volatile …irrational …complicated …a key component to a diversified portfolio 44

Natural Resources Background & Investment Strategy April 26, 2011