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3. BROKER USE ONLY NOT FOR PUBLIC USE Trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. A GRICULTURAL C OMMODITY T RADING A DVISOR 141 West Jackson Boulevard, Suite 3100 Chicago, IL 60607 Tel: 312-854-7052 Fax: 312-276-8706 mjohnson@postrockcap.com www.postrockcap.com mjohnson@postrockcap.com www.postrockcap.com

4. BROKER USE ONLY NOT FOR PUBLIC USE Trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. O UR C OMPANY P HILOSOPHY Conservative approach to trading the markets: Trading only calendar spreads in the live cattle and corn markets. A slow and steady approach to equity growth: Not looking for home run trades, but lots of base hits. Focus on capital preservation: Strict risk management for each trade.

5. BROKER USE ONLY NOT FOR PUBLIC USE Trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. P RINCIPALS KEVIN MEYER Kevin Meyer is the owner of Postrock Capital Management LLC. In 2007, Mr. Meyer, founded Postrock Capital Management LLC, a CTA focusing on agricultural spread investing. In 2009, Mr. Meyer founded Postrock Brokerage LLC, an independent IB focusing on commodity futures investing. Mr. Meyer holds a Series 3 license, is a registered floor broker and a full member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Mr. Meyer graduated from Kansas State University in May 2003 with a B.S. degree in Agricultural Economics. Kevin acquired extensive first-hand knowledge of the agricultural markets through his family who has farmed and ranched in Kansas for over 100 years. Upon graduation he moved to Chicago and began working at Alaron Trading Company in October 2003, a registered FCM, and began working as a commodity broker in January 2004, specializing in agricultural products. Realizing a customer needs to be closer to the trading floor, Kevin left Alaron in April 2005 and joined Cadent Financial Services, a FCM, in May 2005 and moved his operation to the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME). Then in March 2006 Kevin setup his trading floor operation and became a full member of the CME. Kevin currently handles a very diverse group of customer business, including commercial cattlemen, feedlots, and speculative accounts. Kevin became a Principal of PCM in October 2007. His business experience includes over 20 years in production agriculture and risk management of agricultural commodities. DREW AXSOM Drew Axsom graduated in 2003 from Colorado State University with a degree in AgBusiness. In February of 2004 Drew relocated to Las Vegas where he began his career with Alaron Trading, an FCM, at their Las Vegas branch. Wanting to be closer to his familys homestead ranch, he returned to Colorado in July of 2005. Drew began working with customers in the Fort Collins branch of Cattlehedging.com, an introducing broker, in September 2005 through October 2009 before opening his own branch of Postrock Brokerage in November 2009. Drews customer base is largely agricultural producers, primarily cattle feeders, ranchers, and farmers. Drew brings a firm understanding of the cash market fundamentals being raised on an extensive irrigated grain & cattle operation that extends back almost 100 years. Mr. Axsom holds a Series 3 License and owns and operates a farming operation in eastern Colorado.. BRAD BAUMAN Brad Bauman is a third generation commodity trader who currently works as an independent trader and broker in the cattle complex at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange. After graduating with a BA from Indiana University in 2004, Brad was hired by Gator Trading Partners, LLC, a proprietary trading firm, in July 2004. At Gator, Brad traded domestic and global interest rate markets electronically. In June 2005 after a year trading at Gator, Brad decided to make the switch back to the floor at the CME. He became a member of the CME in July 2005, and for the past 5+ years has traded futures and options for his own accounts in a variety of markets including grains, softs, metals, energies, equities, interest rates, and of course, the meats. In addition to trading his own accounts, Brad fills orders for a spread brokerage group in the Live Cattle contract. Mr. Bauman is an NFA registered floor broker and trader.

6. BROKER USE ONLY NOT FOR PUBLIC USE Trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. O UR I NVESTMENT S TRATEGY Our strategy focuses on agricultural commodity spreads primarily in the livestock and corn futures contracts. Companys proprietary historical analysis and indicators are used to determine when spreads are pushed far past their historical average. Trades are then taken that the traders believe have the highest probability for success. PCM maintains records of spread and price data dating back decades to evaluate spread strategies from a historical perspective. The livestock sector is very seasonal, and we believe the spreads between months will continue to be predictable. Once we believe certain spreads are pushed past their seasonable averages, we implement trades that line up with the money flow of long only funds. Grain trades are evaluated from the eyes of the producer, and attempt to take advantage of our expertise and knowledge of costs and returns to production and storage.

7. BROKER USE ONLY NOT FOR PUBLIC USE Trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. P ROGRAM P ERFORMANCE H IGHLIGHTS Start Date: May 2008 – Total Return Since Inception: 57.05% Compounded Average Annual Return ROR: 15.32% Worst Drawdown: 25.69% (10 month recovery) Second Worst Drawdown: only 7.10% (new risk parameters implemented after large drawdown) 1 Year Sortino Ratio: (0%) 1.36 Average Monthly ROR: 1.32%

8. BROKER USE ONLY NOT FOR PUBLIC USE Trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. P ROGRAM M ARKETING H IGHLIGHTS Advisor background – 3 traders for the price of one. 2 are members of the CME and 1 is a farmer in eastern Colorado. Ag clients in particular will relate well to this story. Retail friendly CTA – The program minimum is only $20,000. One of the lowest price points for a program with this successful track record and a commitment not to raise their minimums. Trading that customers and clearing firms love – The program trades spreads in the livestock and grain markets. The program normally has a margin/equity ratio of 15% or less. The program isnt an option selling program or other scary program that is typical of this price point. The program strategy is unique – The program will have very little if any correlation with other managed futures programs or the stock market. This makes is a great addition to a managed futures portfolio. Diversification within the managed futures space.

9. BROKER USE ONLY NOT FOR PUBLIC USE Trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. P ROGRAM B ROKER H IGHLIGHTS Program has a 3,000 r/t per million annual trading volume. The maximum commission rate is $25 per r/t. Notional Funding Power: For customers with appropriate risk tolerance, this program is a natural for notional funding because of its low margin/equity ratio and low historic drawdowns. Turn smaller accounts into larger ones with leverage up to 2X accepted. This means a $10,000 minimum account traded as $20,000 is possible, one of the lowest in the managed futures space especially for a CTA program of this quality. Program offers a 4.5% commission to equity ratio on fully funded accounts and 9% payout on 2X notional accounts!

10. BROKER USE ONLY NOT FOR PUBLIC USE Trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. P ERFORMANCE H ISTORY

11. BROKER USE ONLY NOT FOR PUBLIC USE Trading futures and options involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. I NVESTMENT T ERMS & C ONDITIONS Postrock Capital Management Meat-Ag Spread Program Minimum Investment: $20,000 (notional funding available) Management Fee: 2% - Paid Monthly Incentive Fee: 25% - Paid Quarterly Liquidity: Daily High Water Mark: Yes Contact Matt Johnson for more information: 312-854-7052 mjohnson@postrockcap.com Account minimums and actual fees may be higher or lower for specific accounts as may be individually negotiated between the CTA and each account holder.