Summary

Fully systematic computer model utilizing a core methodology called directional acceleration. Directional acceleration is an original and proprietary method of assessing market trends. Some of the main differences between the Class B 2.0 and original Class B program is longer time frame, more stringent entry criteria, selective portfolio allocation and added 2% management fee. Class B 2.0 is a long term system with positions being held from 3 months to 1 year plus. It has selective risk/reward low volatility entry criteria which result in a different portfolio landscape then the original program. This program has 80-95% exposure to commodity based markets with limited exposure to the financial sector.