Superfund Group : Superfund Green Gold L.P. Series B-1

Summary

All Superfund products are based on fully automated computer trading systems, designed primarily to profit from price trends. The Superfund trading systems are able to choose from more than 100 futures markets worldwide - bonds, stock indices, currencies, commodities.

Investment Strategy

The Company's objective is to achieve long-term capital appreciation by investing in derivative instruments - such as forward contracts or futures on commodities, currencies, interest rates-, in units or shares of other undertakings for collective investment, primarily Hedge Funds, or directly in transferable securities or other assets and financial instruments authorized by the Law, or a combination of the investments mentioned above. All Superfund products are based on fully automated computer trading systems.

Risk Management

Diversification: Superfund funds trade futures in many financial centers around the globe. Bonds, stock indices and currencies are traded as well as commodites like crude oil, gold, wheat, coffee, cattle and cotton. The Superfund trading systems are able to choose from more than 100 futures markets worldwide and are constantly on the lookout for attractive investment opportunities. Diversification is also achieved by a low correlation between the individual traded contracts. Technical Analysis: The Superfund trading strategy uses self-developed, fully-automated computerized trading systems. The systems use a wide array of technical indicators to identify price patterns offering a high probability of success. Based on these price patterns, the trading systems automatically issue real time buy and sell orders. Trend Following Strategies: The Superfund trading systems were designed primarily to profit from price trends. The lifespan of these trends varies; some last for a few days, others for several months. The key to success lies in limiting draw downs through the continual updating of stop-loss orders. In this way, if a trend reverses, losses can be limited; if a trend continues, profits can accumulate. Money Management: Consistent risk management represents the most important element of the Superfund trading strategy. It limits initial risk per trade to a pre-determined maximum of 2.0 percent of the fund's total assets. In addition, the trading systems continuously screen volatility and adjust portfolio exposure accordingly.