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Selected Equities: Best Long-Term Savings

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Tal Eloya Integer Asset Management

2011 - Founder and Portfolio Manager

Fidelity Investments

2008 – 2010 Portfolio Manager, Fidelity Global Financial Services Fund ($650 million AUM)

2005 – 2007 Analyst, Healthcare ($800 billion market cap)

2003 – 2005 Analyst, Industrials ($150 billion market cap)

Merrill Lynch

2001 – 2003 Equity Analyst, Technology

Education

2001 University of Chicago, Booth School of Business.MBA, concentration in Finance

1996Tel-Aviv University, School of Law – LLBSchool of Economics – Bachelor of Arts, Economics

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Tal Eloya Past Track Record

Fund/Sector Position Excess Return over Benchmark* Duration Performance Relative

to Peer Group**

Global Financials Fund Portfolio Manager 18.5% 2 years Top 10%

Healthcare Analyst 11.7% 2 years

Industrials Analyst 38.4% 2 years

Strong performance in various sectors during bear and bull markets

Beat 94% of ALL Fidelity funds while managing financial fund

Won 6 Lipper & Morningstar Awards for consistently strong risk adjusted performance

Voted number 1 Industrial analyst by Thomson Extel Survey

Long-term investment focus delivered consistent results

*Excess return defined as the return of the fund/analyst stock recommendations as an analyst minus the return of the benchmark. The excess return of global financials fund is gross of fees ( 2% per annum). Global Financials fund benchmark was MSCI Wolrd financials. Healthcare and Indistrials’ benchmark was MSCI Europe.

**Source: Morningstar Finance Sector

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Integer Track Record

Absolute Returns

June – Dec 2012 2013 2014 Jan-Oct 2015 Since Inception (June 2012)

0.2% 16.6% 10.1% 0.2% 29%

Risk parameters

Sharpe ratio 1.1x Gross exposure 65%

Standard deviation (volatility) 6.5% Cash % of NAV 35%

Maximum cumulative drawdown 4.1%

Liquid Investments % of NAV 100%

• Data presented are post all fees and expenses. • Sharpe ratio is calculated as the annualized average monthly fund return divided by the monthly standard deviation.

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Downside Protection Critical to Long Term Returns

Integer Performance Relative to S&P 500 During Months with Negative Return of S&P 500 (since inception)Monthly performance Oct-12 Jun-13 Aug-13 Jan-14 Jul-14 Sep-14 Dec-14 Jan-15 Mar-15 Jun-15 Aug-15 Sep-15 AverageInteger return (pre fees) -0.6% -0.1% -1.4% -1.6% -1.0% -1.4% 0.6% -1.3% 2.0% -3.5% -3.4% 0.3% -0.9%S&P 500 total return -1.8% -1.3% -2.9% -3.5% -1.4% -1.4% -0.3% -3.0% -1.6% -1.9% -6.0% -2.5% -2.3%Integer advantage over S&P 500 return 1.2% 1.3% 1.5% 1.9% 0.4% 0.0% 0.8% 1.7% 3.6% -1.6% 2.7% 2.8% 1.4%Integer decline as % of S&P 500 decline 40.8%

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Definitions

Investing– Growing purchasing power– Purchasing power determined by

• Capital gains + dividend/interest income• Inflation/currency devaluation

Risk– Probability of investment causing its owner a loss of purchasing power by

the end of the holding period• Assets can fluctuate greatly in price and not be risky • A non volatile asset can be very risky

Most investors don’t think this way:– Bonds viewed as safe (non volatile), despite low real returns and high risk

of permanent loss of capital

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Cash Not a Long-Term Strategy

US Dollar has lost 86% of its value since 1965 In last 50 years, almost 6% nominal annual return was required to

maintain purchasing power The purchasing power of $1million is $780,000 in five years!

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Interest Rates Tend to Stay low For Many Years Following Financial Crisis

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Bond Prices at All Times High

Return from and risks of a financial asset depend on its price

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Current Bond Yields = Declining Purchasing Power

• $10,000 invested in 10-year treasury notes at 3% yield result in a 20% decline in purchasing power over next 30 years. Main Assumptions:

• 3% annual inflation, no currency devaluation, no capital gains/losses• Purchasing power certain to decline.

2013 2018 2023 2028 2033 2038 2043$6,000$6,500$7,000$7,500$8,000$8,500$9,000$9,500

$10,000$10,500$11,000

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Bond Summary

Bonds

Growing purchasing power/compounding No

Inflation Protection No/partly (CPI linked)

Currency Depreciation Protection No

Valuation Expensive

Interest rate sensitivity High

Crises Protection (E.g. 2008) Low

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Selected Equities - bonds like stocks

Profits significantly higher in the future Business model remains intact Attributes:

– Excellent businesses with sustainable competitive advantages– Compounding returns – High barriers to entry– Stable/predictable industries – Low leverage– Shareholders friendly management teams

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AutoZone

S&P 500

Purchase date

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Alimentation Couche-Tard

S&P 500

Purchase date

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Colgate 14% CAGR over 30yrs Despite…

1997 Asian Crisis

2001 Internet Bubble

18% Interest Rate

1991 Recession

1994 Bond Market Crisis

2008 Great Recession

1998 Russia Collapsed

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Why Not ETF? Successful investing requires ability to stay put during crises

periods (E.g. 2008, 2001, 1998, 1997, 1994, 1991) Market a basket of all types of companies - good, average, bad,

and all types of stocks - expensive, cheap, reasonably priced Want to own only the good businesses at reasonable prices

Can you put significant portion of your wealth in ETFs? How much does it worth? What do you do if it falls 20%?

Limited diversification benefits Need 15 positions to get most benefit

Low cost is secondary What matters is total return post fees on overall portfolio

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Integer’s equity portfolio (as of September 30th,

2015)*

S&P 500 (long-term average)

Business quality Excellent Average

Return on capital employed 21% Less than 10%

Price earnings ratio 15x 14x

Net debt to EBITDA Very low Average

Why Not ETF?

Why compromising and buying the average instead of peaking jewels?

* These ratios are based on our 2016 estimates. Free cash flow yield, net debt to EBITDA and return on capital employed exclude our investments in financial companies, as these ratios are not appropriate measures for these type of companies.

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Why Not ETF (Cont.)?

Don’t try to get market return/beat the market.

Own a diversified portfolio of strong businesses that will deliver decent return for years to come.

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Summary

Selected Equities Bonds

Growing purchasing power/Compounding Yes No

Compounding Effect Yes No

Inflation Protection Yes No/Partly (CPI linked)

Currency Depreciation Risk Low High

Crisis Protection (E.g. 2008) Low Low

Interest Rate sensitivity Low High

Valuation Reasonable Expensive

Principal protection High High

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Why Investing With Us

Integer Asset Management Alternatives

Fund Manager Tal Eloya You don’t know them

Managers savings invested Alongside yours ???

Investment Approach Long-term winners Market return/asset categories

Time Horizon 3 years plus Short-term

Risk of permanent loss of capital Limited High

Safety and Transparency Own the assets directly ???

Leverage/illiquid positions No ???

Fees and fund expenses Performance driven, minimal expenses ???

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Managed Account Details

Assets owned by the Investor

Daily NAV

Subscription/Redemption: Daily

Fund expenses close to zero

Full transparency

Efficient tax structure

Prime Brokers:

– Interactive Brokers

– Bank Leumi

– Bank Poalim

Management fee:

– Up to $2mn: 1.5% plus VAT

– $2mn - $4mn: 1.25% plus VAT

– Above $4mn: 1% plus VAT

Incentive fee: 17% plus VAT

Hurdle rate: 2 years US government bond + management fee

High water mark

Lock up/Gates: No

Subscription/Redemption fee: No

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Contact Details

Tal.Eloya@IntegerAM.com

Phone Number: 077-556-3181

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Disclaimer

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Appendix

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Coupon Unlikely to Cover Reported Inflation

• US inflation ranged 2%-6% over last 60 years• US 10 years government bond yield 1.6% (post 25% tax)• US corporate bond yield 2.5% (post tax)**source: Bloomberg US Corporate Bond Index October 2015.

Reported USA Inflation

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Reported Inflation Understates ‘True’ Inflation

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Crisis Protection – Bonds not Better Than Selected Stocks

Nestle versus iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond Fund

Nestle

Investment Grade Bonds