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Index (“GGHFI”) advanced during the month of December to close the year near all time highs. The GGHFI
returned +0.97% while the Greenwich Composite Investable Index (“GI2”) advanced by +0.06% during the
month, compared to global equity returns in the S&P 500 Total Return +1.93%, MSCI World Equity +1.69%,
and FTSE 100 +4.28% equity indices. Year-to-date, the GGHFI and the GI2 returned +19.38% and +4.16%,
respectively, while the S&P 500 Total Return, MSCI World Equity, and FTSE 100 Indices returned +26.45%,
+26.96%, and +22.06%, correspondingly. 72% of constituent funds in the GGHFI ended the month with
gains.
* This table contains estimates. The GGHFI current month return is an estimate which will be
finalized on the last day of the month.
MACRO MANAGERS TURN BEARISH ON EQUITIES
STAMFORD, CT, USA, December 4, 2009 - Greenwich Alternative Investments, LLC released
today its market sentiment indicators for U.S. equities, the U.S. Dollar and the U.S. Treasury 10-
year Note.
After 8 months of mixed to bearish sentiments, a majority of macro managers were bullish on
equities for December. For the month, 57% of Macro Managers reported a bullish sentiment on
equities while the remaining 43% reported a bearish sentiment. This is a reversal from November,
when 43% of respondents were bearish and 57% bullish on equities. At the same time, a majority of
macromanagers reported bearish sentiments on the US Dollar for December, another response
which has been rare in 2009. Finally, fewer managers were either bullish or bearish on U.S.
Treasuries for December, with 57% reporting a neutral outlook.