Founded in 1982, John W. Henry & Company, Inc. (JWH®) is an alternative asset manager that is one of  the longest established managed futures advisors in the world. Utilizing global markets in foreign exchange,  financial, futures and commodities, JWH historically has generated returns non-correlated to those of equity  and fixed income investments. The firm manages assets for retail, institutional and private investors in the  Americas, Europe and Asia. JWH's 7 investment programs, and funds for which JWH acts as manager or  co-manager, offer investors a wide variety of investment solutions to suit various portfolios and investment  strategies.  JWH is located in Boca Raton, Florida

True Portfolio Diversification Historically, our performance often has been favorable when dislocations, whether of a political or economic origin, have occurred in worldwide financial markets. During the 1987 U.S. stock market crash, for example, our investors benefited significantly from their investment in our programs. Ten years later, amid a rapidly weakening Japanese economy, which saw Japan's equity investments decline, our clients profited from programs that traded short positions in the Japanese yen. In the summer of 1998, as global equity markets and some of the largest hedge funds declined, we continued to add value. Today, many investors have reevaluated the idea of participating in overseas markets, and for some, even the U.S. markets. We believe the risk lies not in global participation per se, but in the long-only investment strategies often employed by managers of equity and fixed income portfolios. In today's global economy, the performance of stocks and bonds in one country is often highly correlated to the performance of stocks and bonds in another country. If all of one's investments are dependent on rising equity and fixed income markets for success, adding another investment dependent on the same factors may not decrease portfolio risk. In this sense, the issue of portfolio diversification is misunderstood. The only thing that rises in troubled times is the correlation among financial assets. Dynamic Investment Strategies The ability to take long or short positions in futures and forwards creates the potential to profit whether markets are rising or falling. Depending on the programs selected, investors can participate in over 80 markets, encompassing global interest rates, currencies, stock indices, energy, precious and base metals, grains and other agricultural commodities, emerging markets as well as those of the major industrialized regions. Unlike stocks - which in a general bear market tend to fall as a group - there is little historical correlation among this range of markets. At any given time there can be a bull market in one area and a bear market in another; for example, U.S. soybean prices can be rising while the Swiss franc is falling, with both markets offering opportunities for gain. Commitment to Clients John W. Henry & Company, Inc. manages assets for some of the major portfolios of the world, including leading money center banks, retirement plans, insurance companies, multinational corporations, private banks and family offices. Client Service and Communications Over the years, we have maintained an unwavering commitment to the highest level of client service, continuously striving to improve our responsiveness, enhance our printed materials and update our web site to keep investors informed about JWH investment programs and performance. We are also dedicated to providing investors with new investment options to meet their changing needs and have developed a steady stream of investment products since the firm's founding in 1982. Over the years, we have maintained an unwavering commitment to the highest level of client service and communication. Infrastructure Using proprietary systems, JWH filters vast amounts of global market data to identify price trends, achieve results and calculate performance. The firm's Information Technology professionals develop and enhance JWH's trading and administrative programs. Among their accomplishments in recent years have been the creation of the Electronic Trading System - a paperless trading system - and the implementation of a performance reconciliation and reporting program called STARS. Information Technology is also charged with the development of software solutions for JWH's systems where none are commercially available, and the monitoring of the firm's complex communications. Hardware and software are regularly upgraded to maintain compatibility with changing technologies. Regulatory Oversight We operate in a highly regulated industry, subject to the regulations of both the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), an agency of the U.S. federal government, and the National Futures Association (NFA), a self-regulatory organization that operates under CFTC oversight, and to which participants in the industry must belong. All of the U.S. exchanges on which we trade are under CFTC supervision. The non-U.S. exchanges on which we may trade are also subject to government supervision (although under regulatory standards different from those in the U.S.). In addition, a large proportion of our Assets Under Management is in U.S. public funds, which are under the jurisdiction of the Securities and Exchange Commission as well as the CFTC.

An investment with JWH is speculative, volatile, involves a high degree of risk, and is designed only for sophisticated investors who are able to bear the loss of more than their entire investment. Read and examine the disclosure document before seeking JWH's services.

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