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Welcome to Caprock Risk Management, LLC

Caprock Risk Management, LLC seeks To build long-term relationships with our
clients by providing superior market analysis for risk management and hedging
solutions as well as alternative investments catering to commodities, specifically
the energy sector.

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Launch: June of 2009. The Caprock Global
Energy Fund, LP is a US domiciled fund that
seeks appreciation through attaining exposure to
the energy space using futures and options.
Energy products include, but not limited to, Crude
Oil, Natural Gas, Heating Oil, and Gasoline, among
others. With Caprock Risk Management, LLC as
the CTA, Jarvis Investment Management, LLC,
the GP, believes the fund offers investors a
compelling vehicle for investors seeking
exposure to energy.


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Recent Research Calls

When: May 4th, @ 7:43 A.M. NG Price $3.50

“People look at this market technically as being extremely oversold,” said Jarvis, who is based in
Hampton Falls, New Hampshire. “Gas is pretty washed out on the downside.” Jarvis expects gas to
break through an area of congestion between $3.60 and $3.80 per million Btu and then trend to $4.38
over the next six to eight weeks. “We had one of the most violent moves ever for natural gas,” Jarvis
said. “On a technical standpoint you’re looking at a market that has gone through a vicious down
cycle. Once people put their foot down on the buy side it will move aggressively higher.” Source:
Bloomberg.

5 days later, NG closed near $4.30 on the week, up over 23%.

When: March 24th, @ 10:32 A.M.

"Over the past several weeks, within our commentary, we have harped on outside markets and the
impact they are having on commodities and the energy complex specifically. We believe last week’s
FOMC announcement to be aggressively buying mortgage backed securities in the open market is
significant and with that, global markets that have been trading in a “fear bubble” should continue to
have a relief rally as we head into the spring. We continue to believe even from current levels that it
will be sharp in nature and catch many people off guard with how strong the move will be to the
upside."

Same day, the U.S. Equity Markets finished the day higher by almost 7%.

When: March 9th, @ noon. S&P 500 at 675

"Given current technical levels and where we are in the process, a significant rally over the near-
term is growing for stocks and when it begins, we expect the rally to be sharp in nature. In our
opinion, the energy sector will be one of the first areas investors will focus on once market
perceptions begin to focus on the recovery phase. Targeting $50.00 over the near-term."

The next day, March 10th, the equity markets rallied sharply and are currently trading 37% higher
near 925 on the S&P 500 while crude oil has surged $20.00 to near the $60.00 hurdle, a hurdle that
many on the street thought was a stretch. In fact, on March 16th, a few regulars on CNBC were
calling for new lows and possible $25.00 over the near-term, which has been the consensus.
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