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PLEASE NOTE: ALTAVRA does
NOT charge a load, upfront
or initial fee on any account.
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Program Description:
Trading
Philosophy
and
Methodology
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Belair Capital Asset
Management’s
objective is to achieve
capital appreciation for
its clients through
the trading of
futures contracts. In
order to do so,
Belair Capital Asset
Management
currently offers one
trading program.
Although the system is
primarily technical and
rule based, the
Belair Capital Asset
Management
does give consideration
to available fundamental
data in order to give
the best risk/reward
possible and therefore,
will exercise a certain
level of discretion over
the program. Decisions
on whether or not to act
upon a trade signal
depends upon a
combination of technical
timing and potential
risk points associated
with trades. Entry
points are determined by
the market itself.
Market psychology and
market action suggests
that that the lowest
risk time to buy or to
sell occurs after a
directional move (with
the trend or counter to
the trend) has been
exhausted. Set ups for
low risk entry into
markets is associated
with previous supply or
demand price points
(highs and lows). Once a
potential set up point
is identified, the
market will move to
confirm that a new high
or new low has been
established. The
proprietary technical
parameters used in
association with the
system determine at the
earliest time when a
high or low has been
established. This method
also helps in
determining the risk
associated with each
trade. Stop losses may
be used in association
with the risk points
associated with the
potential new high or
new low. The use of stop
loss orders are at the
discretion of the
Belair Capital Asset
Management. Further
discretion can be used
to enter or exit trades
by measuring volatility,
risk associated with a
trade and to determine
the validity of the
setup points.
Fundamental analysis is
the consideration of
factors external to the
market of a particular
instrument. For example,
weather,
imports/exports, and
political events that
affect the supply and
demand of that
particular instrument,
in order to predict
future prices of that
instrument. Technical
analysis is not based on
the anticipated supply
and demand of the "cash"
or "physical" (i.e.,
actual) commodity;
instead, technical
analysis is based on the
theory that a study of
the markets themselves
(in particular, of
trends of prices
established by the
markets for various
instruments during
selected historical
periods) provides a
means of anticipating
prices. Technical
analysis of the markets
often includes a study
of the actual daily,
weekly and monthly price
fluctuations, as well as
volume variations and
changes in open
interest, utilizing
charts and/or computers
for analysis of these
items and other
technical market data.
The program primarily
involves buying and
selling futures on
United States regulated
exchanges.
Belair Capital Asset
Management
may trade options.
Belair Capital Asset
Management
follows most commodity
futures markets in the
United States but
focuses on currencies,
financials, soft
commodities, metals,
grains, meats,
agricultural products,
stock indices, and other
markets as
Belair Capital Asset
Management
may determine in the
future.
Belair Capital Asset
Management
currently does not trade
on international
exchanges and does not
trade FOREX, however
there are no
restrictions or
limitations on what
commodity interests or
other interests
Belair Capital Asset
Management
may or may not trade. If
Belair Capital Asset
Management
decides to trade these
markets and products,
Belair Capital Asset
Management
will notify
you before doing so.
The average amount of
funds invested for
margin purposes at one
time will generally be
approximately 5% to 10%
however, the percentage
may be substantially
higher or lower based
upon the current market
conditions. On the
average,
Belair Capital Asset
Management
expects the program to
trade 3,500 to 5,000
round turn contracts per
$1,000,000; however,
this average can
fluctuate substantially
based upon market
conditions and
volatility.
Generally, when new
client accounts are
established,
Belair Capital Asset
Management
will need approximately
three to four weeks to
initiate new positions
or enter markets until
the account is fully
invested in the program.
During this period, it
is possible that the
performance of new
accounts will vary from
accounts that have been
existing in the program.
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Management Information:
Bruce F.
Eisen
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Bruce Eisen, age 55,
became a registered
associated person of
Belair Capital Asset
Management
on September 5, 2008 and
was listed as a
principal of
Belair Capital Asset
Management
on September 2, 2008. He
also became listed as a
principal and registered
as an associated person
of Belair Capital
Advisors, Corp. on March
21, 2006. Mr. Eisen owns
Belair Capital Advisors,
Corp. and Belair Capital
Asset Management, LLC.
Furthermore, Mr. Eisen
is the trading principal
of
Belair Capital Asset
Management
and is
responsible for the
supervision of
registered associated
persons that are
permitted to solicit
prospective client
accounts. Mr. Eisen also
conducts market
analysis, makes trade
selections, and handles
the day-to-day
operational and
financial affairs of the
company.
Mr. Eisen has been in
the financial service
business for nearly 25
years. In September
1980, Mr. Eisen joined
Conti Commodity Services
and served as an
associated person of
Conti Commodity Services
from January 1982
through November 1983.
Conti Commodity Services
was registered as a
futures commission
merchant and was a
Member of NFA and was
headquartered in
Chicago, IL. In November
1983, Mr. Eisen left
Conti Commodity Services
to join Prudential
Equity Group, LLC (doing
business as Prudential
Bach Securities), a
financial service
company that was
registered as a broker
dealer and was a
registered futures
commission merchant
headquartered in New
York. Between December
1983 and April 1988, Mr.
Eisen was a registered
associated person of
Prudential Equity Group,
LLC. In April 1988, Mr.
Eisen left Prudential
Equity Group, LLC to
join Dean Witter
headquartered in New
York, subsequently known
as known as Morgan
Stanley DW, Inc. When
Mr. Eisen joined Dean
Witter in April 1988,
Dean Witter was a
registered futures
commission merchant and
Member of NFA. Mr. Eisen
became a registered
associated person under
Dean Witter in November
1988 and became a branch
manager in May
1991. While at Dean
Witter, Mr. Eisen was
responsible for
supervising the branch
office, servicing
customers and operating
the branch office. Mr.
Eisen left Dean Witter
in April 1994 at which
time he also terminated
his associated person
license and branch
office manager status in
April 1994. In April
1994, Mr. Eisen rejoined
Prudential Equity Group,
LLC. From May 1994
through September 1997,
Mr. Eisen was a
registered associated
person and listed branch
office manager of
Prudential Equity Group,
LLC and served as the
Senior Vice President of
Investments. In
September 1997, Mr.
Eisen left Prudential
Equity Group, LLC to
start his own
introducing broker
operations called Belair
Capital Corp. Mr. Eisen
became a registered
associated person and
listed principal of
Belair Capital Corp in
October 1997. Belair
Capital Corp became a
Member of NFA on August
29, 1997 and effectively
registered as an
introducing broker on
October 17, 1997. Belair
Capital Corp.
reorganized in February
2006 and created a new
entity and name, Belair
Capital Advisors, Corp.
Belair Capital Corp.
transferred all of its
customer business and
operations over to the
new and current entity
upon Belair Capital
Advisors, Corp becoming
effectively registered.
Mr. Eisen became a
registered associated
person and listed
principal of Belair
Capital Advisors Corp.
on March 21, 2006.
Mr. Eisen does have a
personal trading account
which may or may not
follow the same trading
program being offered in
the
disclosure
document. Mr. Eisen
reserves the right to
continue to trade for
his own account in the
future. Clients will not
be permitted to inspect
the trading records of
such personal accounts.
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Management Information:
Lev Shvarts
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Lev Shvarts has been in
the commodity futures
industry since 1996. In
January 1996, Mr.
Shvarts began his career
with Prudential Equity
Group, LLC in Century
City, California as an
associated person. His
responsibilities
included advising high
net worth individuals,
corporations and
institutional clients
with hedging and risk
management strategies in
the futures markets. In
August 1997, Mr. Shvarts
left Prudential Equity
Group, LLC to join
Belair Capital Corp., a
registered introducing
broker and Member of
NFA. Upon joining Belair
Capital Corp in August
1997, Mr. Shvarts was
appointed Vice President
in charge of Managed
Futures. Mr. Shvarts has
extensive experience in
managed futures having
reviewed and analyzed
systems, performance and
styles of hundreds of
CTAs over the last 10
years. In March 2006,
Belair Capital Corp.
reorganized and became
Belair Capital Advisors,
a registered IB and
Member of NFA. Mr.
Shvarts’ AP license
became effective in
March 2006 under the new
entity Belair Capital
Advisors and his AP
licenses with Belair
Capital Corp was
terminated in June 2006.
Mr. Shvarts is still
registered as an
associated person with
Belair Capital Advisors
where he continues to
work with both emerging
and established CTAs.
Mr. Shvarts has had a
successful career in
sales and marketing of
various CTA products to
both individual clients
and to FCMs. Mr. Shvarts
assisted Bruce Eisen in
creating Structured
Managed Futures products
for various FCMs and
commodity clearing
firms. Mr. Shvarts
became a principal of
Belair Capital Asset
Management, LLC on
November 3, 2008.
Mr. Shvarts does have
personal trading
accounts and reserves
the right to trade for
his own account in the
future. Trading in Mr.
Shvarts’ personal
trading account may or
may not follow the same
trading program being
offered in the
disclosure
document.
Clients will not be
permitted to inspect the
trading records of such
personal accounts.
The descriptions above are
from the manager’s disclosure
document.
THE RISK OF LOSS IN TRADING
FUTURES, OPTIONS AND OFF-EXCHANGE
FOREX CAN BE SUBSTANTIAL.
PAST RESULTS ARE NOT NECESSARILY
INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS.
PLEASE READ THE CTA'S RISK
DISCLOSURE DOCUMENT CAREFULLY
BEFORE INVESTING MONEY.
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