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Investors cannot invest directly in an index. "TVI®" and "Trader Vic Index®" are trademarks of EAM Partners L.P., which was founded in 2001 by Victor Sperandeo. Widely known as "Trader Vic", Victor is a trader, index developer and financial commentator with over 45 years of experience on Wall Street. EAM Partners L.P. itself does not provide portfolio management services. In particular, EAM Partners L.P. itself does not direct client accounts or provide commodity trading advice based on or tailored to the commodity interests or cash markets or other circumstances of a particular client. Changes to an index methodology may have a material impact on the results of the index, whether positive or negative. No assurances can be made the EAM's indexes or other products will achieve their objectives or that losses will be avoided. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. Investors cannot invest directly in an index or other product developed by EAM. Investment products utilizing EAM's products are speculative and involve a substantial degree of risk. One of the risks associated with the products is the complexity of the different factors which contribute to their results, as well as their correlation or non-correlation to other asset classes. The products could decline in a wide range of different market scenarios, including ones in which other financial products rise substantially. The products should be considered long-term investments; over the short-term there is a much greater possibility that the products may decline substantially, causing significant losses. Any factors which contribute to "trading ranges" (in which there is a lack of sustained, directional price movements in many markets) or "whipsaw" markets (in which price movements reverse suddenly or repeatedly) are likely to be adverse to the trend-following methodology of the products. See "Summary of Risk Factors" in the Terms of Use. None of the information or material on this website is intended, or should be used, as any ...