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Summary of Benefits Who Invests in Managed Futures Public Pension Funds Corporate Pension Funds Corporate Treasurers Insurance Companies Foundations, Endowments, Trusts Funds of Funds Family Offices Proprietary Bank Capital Central Banks Governments Individuals

Summary of Benefits Benefits of Managed Futures Provides direct exposure to international financial and non-financial asset sectors Offers a means to gain exposure to risk and return patterns not easily accessible with investment in traditional stock and bond portfolios Reduces Portfolio Risk Ability to profit in different economic environments Global Diversification Timely Portfolio Diversification May be just as profitable during declining stock, bond and real estate investments

What are Managed Futures and how do they work?

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Non-Correlated Assets Non- Correlation Market Direction

Non-Correlated Assets

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“The market can be irrational a lot longer than you have money.”

Recognize How Alternative Investments and Historical Moves Work Together in Diversified Portfolios

The Value of Diversification  The Ability to Profit in Virtually Any Economic Environment  Managed Futures vs. Stocks During Market Drawdowns

Understand the Significance of these Historical Moves

“The market can be irrational a lot longer than you have money.”

Use the market’s money as often as possible!

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