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1. PAST PERFORMANCE IS NO GUARANTEE OF FUTURE RESULTS
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL – DO NOT REPRODUCE

2. D ISCLOSURE
PROSPECTIVE INVESTORS ARE CAUTIONED THAT PAST RESULTS ARE NOT NECESSARILY INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS AND THAT COMMODITY
FUTURES TRADING IS SPECULATIVE AND SUBJECT TO THE RISK OF LOSS. THESE MATERIALS ARE NOT INTENDED AS AN OFFER TO SELL, OR THE
SOLICITATION OF AN OFFER TO PURCHASE, ANY INVESTMENT. ANY OFFER OR SOLICITATION WITH RESPECT TO ANY INVESTMENT THAT MAY BE
OFFERED BY STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS WILL BE MADE ONLY BY MEANS OF A DISCLOSURE DOCUMENT/OFFERING MEMORANDUM, WHICH WILL BE
PROVIDED TO PROSPECTIVE INVESTORS AND WILL CONTAIN MATERIAL INFORMATION THAT IS NOT SET FORTH HEREIN. IN MAKING A DECISION TO
INVEST, PROSPECTIVE INVESTORS SHOULD RELY ONLY ON THE DISCLOSURE DOCUMENT/OFFERING MEMORANDUM FOR SUCH INVESTMENT AND NOT
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NOTHING IN THESE MATERIALS SHOULD BE CONSTRUED AS A RECOMMENDATION TO INVEST IN ANY SECURITIES THAT MAY BE ISSUED BY THE ISSUER
OR AS LEGAL, ACCOUNTING OR TAX ADVICE. AN INVESTMENT IN SECURITIES OF THE TYPE DESCRIBED HEREIN PRESENTS CERTAIN RISKS. BEFORE
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LEGAL, ACCOUNTING, TAX AND OTHER ADVISORS IN ORDER TO INDEPENDENTLY ASSESS THE MERITS OF SUCH AN INVESTMENT.
THESE MATERIALS CONTAIN “FORWARD-LOOKING” INFORMATION THAT IS NOT PURELY HISTORICAL IN NATURE. SUCH INFORMATION MAY INCLUDE,
AMONG OTHER THINGS, PROJECTIONS, FORECASTS OR ESTIMATES OF CASHFLOWS, YIELDS OR RETURNS, SCENARIO ANALYSES AND PROPOSED OR
EXPECTED PORTFOLIO COMPOSITION. THE FORWARD-LOOKING INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS BASED UPON CERTAIN ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT
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ACCORDINGLY, ACTUAL RESULTS WILL VARY AND THE VARIATIONS MAY BE MATERIAL. PROSPECTIVE INVESTORS SHOULD UNDERSTAND SUCH
ASSUMPTIONS AND EVALUATE WHETHER THEY ARE APPROPRIATE FOR THEIR PURPOSES.
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OF THEIR CONTENTS, WITHOUT THE PRIOR CONSENT OF STRATEGIC INVESTMENTS OR ITS AFFILIATES IS PROHIBITED. THESE MATERIALS ARE NOT
INTENDED FOR DISTRIBUTION TO, OR USE BY ANY PERSON OR ENTITY IN ANY JURISDICTION OR COUNTRY WHERE SUCH DISTRIBUTION OR USE
WOULD BE CONTRARY TO LOCAL LAW OR REGULATION. IN PARTICULAR THESE MATERIALS ARE NOT INTENDED FOR DISTRIBUTION IN THE UNITED
STATES OR TO OR FOR THE ACCOUNT OF U.S. PERSONS (AS DEFINED IN REGULATION S) UNLESS SUCH PERSON IS (I) A “QUALIFIED INSTITUTIONAL
BUYER” (AS DEFINED IN RULE 144A UNDER THE SECURITIES ACT) AND (II) A “QUALIFIED PURCHASER” WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 3(C)(7) OF THE
INVESTMENT COMPANY ACT OF 1940.
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3. 2009 CORPORATE REVIEW
Overview
Infrastructure
Research & Technology
Principals
Investments Information
Contact Information
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4. OVERVIEW
S TRATEGIC C APITAL M ANAGEMENT , LLC
Operates Managed Futures investment programs for private and institutional investors.
Our investment strategies provide clients with systematic exposure to a diversified universe
of global futures markets combined with institutional quality risk management.
The firm’s trading principals have a combined 58 years of industry experience with a
continuous track record dating back to 1992.
In addition to sound investment strategies, our business philosophy centers on commitment
to exceptional research, back office operations and client service.
The principals maintain significant personal capital in our investment programs.
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5. I NFRASTRUCTURE
D EVELOPED I NFRASTRUCTURE
Newly formed Onshore/Offshore, Master/Feeder Fund structure
16 year continuous track record
Outsourced Middle and Back office
3 principals / 3 employees
Proprietary research platform
System redundancy
Business growth and continuity plan
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6. R ESEARCH & T ECHNOLOGY
R ESEARCH & T ECHNOLOGY
Proprietary research platform - C#, C++, .NET, SQL
Redundant offices and backups
Encrypted trader access
CSI & CQG data
Staff growth focused on research
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7. P RINCIPALS
Dick A. Stoken
Dick Stoken graduated from Northwestern University with a B.S. in Law and then went on to graduate from the
University of Chicago Booth School of Business with an MBA having a finance concentration. Mr. Stoken is a member
of both the CME and CBOT and was an original partner in the commodity firm Lind-Waldock. He is the author of
CYCLES, (McGraw-Hill) and STRATEGIC INVESTMENT TIMING (McMillan), both named best investment book of the
year by Stock Traders Almanac. More recently he authored THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS (Forge). After years as
an independent trader, Mr. Stoken founded the registered CTA Neims-Stoken in 1984. The firm was dissolved in late
1990 and shortly thereafter he formed Strategic Investments, LLC. In 2009 Strategic Investments, LLC. became
Strategic Capital Management. Mr. Stoken is responsible for the initial development of all systems and financial models
used by Strategic Capital Management, LLC, and is ultimately responsible for all trading decisions.
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8. P RINCIPALS
Joseph B. Chesney
Joseph Chesney graduated with a B.S. Management from Aurora University. Since 1997, he has been actively involved
in the trading, infrastructure and sales aspects of the futures and equity markets. Prior to joining Strategic Capital
Management, Mr. Chesney worked at both Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley as a financial consultant. While at both
firms he focused on the needs of start up Hedge funds and CTA’s. He also maintained a client based with whom he
emphasized portfolio construction using alternative managers such as CTA’s, Managed Futures funds, and hedge funds.
Mr. Chesney became a registered principal of Strategic Investments LLC, in March of 2007. He is responsible for
overseeing all operational procedures of the firm and is the main point of contact for all due diligence reviews and
investor correspondence. Mr. Chesney is an active member of the NFA.
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9. P RINCIPALS
Patrick F. Hart III
Patrick Hart holds a B.A. in Economics from Colorado State University. His role at Strategic Investments is to oversee
strategic planning and business development. He is also Chief Executive Officer and Managing Partner of Three Palms,
LLC and its affiliated entities. Mr. Hart has over twenty-five years of experience in the design, implementation and
management of structured hedge funds and Managed Futures products. Mr. Hart is a member of the Managed Funds
Association and served for nine years on the Introducing Broker Advisory Committee of the NFA. Additionally, since
1988, he has served periodically on the NFA Arbitration and Nominating Committees. Mr. Hart has written numerous
articles published in leading investment publications, and is a contributing author to the Handbook of Managed
Futures—Performance, Evaluation and Analysis (McGraw-Hill 1997). Mr. Hart serves on the board of the Colorado
Chapter of Hedge Fund Cares, a not for profit organization comprised of hedge fund industry professionals committed
to protecting children from abuse and neglect.
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10. I NVESTMENT
I NFORMATION
ACCOUNT S TRUCTURE S ERVICE P ROVIDERS
Minimum Investment Accounting
Fund: $250,000
Reporting: Pyxis Global Financial Services, LLC
Managed Account: $1,000,000
Fund Audit: Spicer, Jefferies, LLC
Management Fee: 2% Legal
Rothgerber, Johnson & Lyons, LLP
Incentive Fee: 20%
Trading
High-Water Mark: Yes Clearing & Execution: New Edge, Advantage Futures
Back Office: Pyxis Global Financial Services
Hurdle Rate: No
Data: CQG & Commodity Systems Inc.
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11. STRATEGY DESCRIPTION
Philosophy
Investment Process
Risk Management
Portfolio
Allocation Models
Markets Traded
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12. P HILOSOPHY
S TRATEGIC I NVESTMENT P HILOSOPHY
Focuses on the long-term trend. We believe the time frame is longer term than most
managers within the macro or diversified trend following space. Our trend identification
method is disciplined and highly systematic.
Highlights of our approach include a fundamental overlay, which determines trade
participation and position sizing, a relative strength model, which allows us to
concentrate on the best performers in a sector, and our use of volatility-based exits,
which help us reduce position sizing and take profits that most long-term, directional
programs tend not to capture.
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13. I NVESTMENT P ROCESS
INVESTMENT PROCESS
Core markets are selected as the most liquid and representative members of the major asset sectors.
Secondary markets within each sector provide an alternative to core markets when relative strength may
warrant their inclusion.
Technical and fundamental inputs are combined into tested models which are the chief components in our
decision making process.
Technical models determine entry and exit. We do not believe in contradicting trends. Volatility
algorithms may cut position size and tighten stops when market conditions warrant.
Fundamentals are used to determine whether a sector’s outlook is bullish, bearish or neutral. The
outcomes are combined with our technical models to affect trade initiation, stop placement and position
sizes.
Manager discretion may be used to decrease positions during periods of extreme market conditions.
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14. I NVESTMENT P ROCESS
Strategic Investment Management has developed fundamental models for stocks, debt,
and commodities. The models are used as a filter to validate technical signals. No
trades in opposition to the major trend will be taken based on the fundamental models
alone.
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15. I NVESTMENT P ROCESS
Fundamental filters are used as a mechanism that indicates how heavily to
weigh positions and whether to enter or exit a trade on a minor,
intermediate or major signal.
Fundamental Filter Models
(Example Model)
Fundamental
Trend Bullish Bearish Neutral
Technical Trend Bullish Bearish Bullish Bearish Bullish Bearish
Minor No Trade No Trade No Trade No Trade No Trade No Trade
Intermediate Partial Trade No Trade No Trade Partial Trade No Trade No Trade
Major Trade Partial Trade Partial Trade Trade Partial Trade Partial Trade
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16. R ISK M ANAGEMENT
R ISK M ANAGEMENT
Risk Management is the most important aspect of Strategic Investment’s
approach to the portfolio management process and is the basis for all modeling
and research.
The approach is multi-faceted and has an process dating back to the inception of
the firm’s track record.
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17. R ISK M ANAGEMENT
R ISK M ANAGEMENT ( CONT .)
L OW L EVERAGE : Average Margin to Equity ratios fall between 5% and 8%, with a maximum of 10%.
While exceptions do occur for certain markets, this puts the firm’s margin to equity ratios on the low end
of the industry spectrum.
S TRICT T REND A DHERENCE : We do not initiate or maintain positions which conflict with the long
term trend as identified by our proprietary algorithms.
C ORRELATION : Each program is constructed to contain multiple asset classes which were selected
because they displayed sufficient negative correlation. Each portfolio is specifically designed and
continuously back tested in order to perform under multiple market scenarios, including ones with a high
degree of inflation or deflation.
V OLATILITY C UTBACKS : Volatility models are used to determine when a specific market’s volatility
has increased to the point where the risk has become unacceptable. At this time we reduce our positions
and tighten our risk controls on the remaining positions.
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18. P ORTFOLIO
P ORTFOLIO C HARACTERISTICS
Low Turnover – 700 round-turns per $1milliion
Low Margin – average 3-6% / max 10%
90% systematic / 10% discretionary
65% technical / 35% fundamental
Strict trend adherence
Non-correlation to traditional assets
Fundamental overlay
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19. Commodity
Allocation Model
S TRATEGIC C OMMODITY
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20. Diversified
Allocation Models
S TRATEGIC G LOBAL B LEND
0%
0% 0% 0%
METALS
16%
EQUITIES &
DEBT
38%
ENERGIES
17%
GRAINS,
CURRENCIES MEATS, SOFTS
12% 17%
NEUTRAL ENVIRONMENT
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21. Diversified
Allocation Models
S TRATEGIC G LOBAL B LEND
0%
0%
0% 0%
Metals
Equities & Debt 22%
25%
Currencies
9%
Energies
Grains, Meats, 22%
Softs
22%
INFLATIONARY ENVIRONMENT
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22. Diversified
Allocation Models
S TRATEGIC G LOBAL B LEND
0%
0% 0% 0%
Metals
12%
Energies
12%
Equities & Debt Grains, Meats,
55% Softs
12%
Currencies
9%
DEFLATIONARY ENVIRONMENT
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23. MARKETS & EXCHANGES
Markets & Exchanges
Commodity Currency Equity Debt Exchanges
Corn Canadian Dollar S&P 500 US 10 Year Note CBOT
Crude Oil Euro Currency Nikkei Japanese Govt. Bond CME
Gold Japanese Yen S&P 500 Mini Euro Bund COMEX
Soybeans British Pound NASDAQ US 30 Year Bond NYMEX
Soybean Oil Swiss Franc Russell 2000 EUREX
Soybean Meal DAX TSE
Wheat SGX
Lean Hogs
Silver
Copper
Natural Gas
RBOB Gasoline
Cotton #2
Sugar #11
Coffee
CORE markets are displayed in BOLD

24. C ONTACT
I NFORMATION
C ONTACT I NFORMATION
Joseph B. Chesney
(847) 222-0320
jchesney@strategic-inv.com
S TRATEGIC C APITAL M ANAGEMENT, LLC
www.strategic-inv.com
B ACK O FFICE / A DMINISTRATION T RADING O FFICE
700 Seventeenth Street 209 West Jackson
Suite 2400 6th Floor
Denver, Colorado 80202 Chicago, Illinois 60605
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