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Case: 1:14-cv-06131 Document #: 27-2 Filed: 09/18/14 Page 8 of 61 PageID #:1764PLEASE DO NOT DETACH THIS LABELHOW TO OPEN ANATLAS ACCOUNTPage 37 of 168

How to open an Atlas AccountCase: 1:14-cv-06131 Document #: 27-2 Filed: 09/18/14 Page 9 of 61 PageID #:1765Thank you for your interest in the Monex Atlas Account. Enclosedyou will find the necessary documents to open your account.Please read them and then sign, complete and return the AccountAgreements. You may access these Agreements on thewww.monex.com website and enlarge the print if desired. You mayalso request a copy with larger print from Monex.WHERE TO SIGN THE ATLAS ACCOUNT AGREEMENTSSignatureBlockAtlas AccountAgreementsJune 17, 2013Purchase and Sale Agreement; Loan, Security and StorageAgreement (Copies of these agreements may be viewed anddownloaded at the Monex Internet web site: www.monex.com.)AgreementA.Purchase and Sale Agreement. Be sure to includename(s), address(es), social security number(s),telephone number(s), e-mail address(es) and indicateaccount type. Have all parties sign and date.B.Loan, Security and Storage Agreement.Have all parties sign and date.C.Authorization to Transfer Funds. Allows excess fundsto be transferred from one account you hold withMonex Deposit Company or Monex Credit Companyto another without further authorization.To open an Atlas Account, you must sign both signature blocks Aand B.Signing these agreements in no way obligates you to do businesswith Monex Deposit Company or Monex Credit Company.Return the complete Account Agreements in the businessenvelope provided.Complete Account Agreements must be returned to Monex.Individual signature pages will not be accepted.SENDING FUNDS TO MONEXMake checks or wires payable to Monex Deposit Company. Besure to reference your Monex account number, the name ofaccount holder, and your Account Representative’s code on theback of the check or in the wire.Wire to:Farmers and Merchants Bank302 Pine AvenueLong Beach, CA 90802Routing Code: 122201198Deposit to Account Number: 01-06944-6Mail to:Monex Deposit Company4910 Birch StreetNewport Beach, CA92660(continued on inside back cover)ATTENTIONTo complete these agreements each accountowner must:1. Sign and complete block A (page 17).2. Sign block B (page 35).3. Sign block C (page 35). Optional4. Provide his/her/its Social Security Number orother Federal Tax ID Number.5. Provide a complete Address.6. Trust, Partnership, Limited Liability Company orCorporate Account - enclose completedCertification and Authorization Form.ONLY COMPLETE ACCOUNT DOCUMENTSWILL BE PROCESSEDAny deletions from, additions to or cutting ormutilation of any portion of this Agreementwill render the Agreement unacceptable.MMO N E XO N E XDCE P O S I TR E D I TCCO M P A N YO M P A N Y4910 Birch StreetNewport Beach, California92660Page 38 of 168

Case: 1:14-cv-06131 Document #: 27-2 Filed: 09/18/14 Page 10 of 61 PageID #:176623Purchase andSale Agreement1Parties. This Agreement is entered into between Monex DepositCompany ("MDC") and Customer(s) ("Customer" or “you”) signingbelow.2Purpose of Agreement. This Agreement provides for theestablishment of an account for Customer with MDC for thepurchase and sale of commodities (sometimes referred to as“precious metals,” “coins,” “products” or “goods”) and shall applyto all such transactions between Customer and MDC. Customerrepresents that all of Customer’s transactions with MDC shall befor investment or other commercial purposes and not for anypersonal, family, household or other consumer purposes.3Risks and Obligations3.1Acknowledgment of Risk. Because of the volatile nature ofthe commodities markets, the purchase and sale ofcommodities involve a high degree of risk and are notsuitable for all persons.3.2Customer Rights, Obligations and Risks. It is important thatyou read and understand this Agreement, particularly yourrights, obligations and risks hereunder. It is also importantthat you seek the advice of your attorney if you do not havethese understandings. By signing this Agreement, yourepresent that you have read and understand the Agreementand have consulted with your attorney, as necessary, toachieve such understanding.4Transactions and Role of MDC4.1Types of Transactions. Your transactions with MDC arecommercial cash transactions, not futures, forwards orleverage contract transactions. As such, your transactionsare not regulated by the Commodity Futures TradingCommission or the National Futures Association.4.2Role of MDC. MDC acts as a principal and as such sells andbuys precious metals to and from customers, dealers,merchants, and commodity brokers on its own behalf. Thismeans that MDC is a commercial dealer buying and sellingprecious metals in a retail market with customers and in awholesale market with dealers. MDC is not an exchange orbrokerage house, nor does it or any of its employees act asan agent, broker or fiduciary for any of MDC's customers.MDC does not offer managed accounts. As a commercialdealer, MDC may offer different terms, prices and rates todifferent customers. MDC’s quoted commercial prices aresolely for the taking of those prices by buyers and sellers asquantities permit.5Commodities Currently Offered by MDC.5.1Gold Bullion (10 Oz.) — ten troy ounces of at least .995 fine gold.5.2Gold Bullion Coins — American 1 troy ounce, 1/2 ounce, 1/4ounce and 1/10 ounce Eagles; American 1 troy ounce Buffalos;South African 1 troy ounce Krugerrands; Canadian 1 troy ounce, 1/2ounce, 1/4 ounce and 1/10 ounce Maple Leafs; Austrian 1 troyounce, 1/2 ounce, 1/4 ounce and 1/10 ounce Vienna Philharmonics.The one-ounce coins are sold in units of 10 coins. The other coinsare sold in 20-coin units. There is no mixing of coins.5.3Silver Bullion — 1,000 troy ounces of at least .999 fine silver.5.4Silver Ingots — 100 troy ounces of .999 fine silver.5.590% U.S. Silver Coins — 1,000 face value bags of U.S. silvercoins of a single denomination minted prior to 1965. Each bagcontains approximately 715 troy ounces of pure silver.5.640% U.S. Silver Coins — 1,000 face value bags of U.S. silverKennedy half-dollars minted from 1965 through 1970. Each bagcontains approximately 295 troy ounces of pure silver.5.7Silver Bullion Coins — American Eagle, Canadian Maple Leafand Austrian Vienna Philharmonic one troy ounce coins. Eachsold in units of 100 coins.5.8Platinum Bullion — 10 troy ounces of at least .9995 fine platinum.5.9Platinum Bullion Coins — American 1 troy ounce, 1/2 ounce, 1/4ounce and 1/10 ounce Eagles; Canadian 1 troy ounce, 1/2 ounce,1/4 ounce and 1/10 ounce Maple Leafs. The one-ounce coins aresold in units of 10 coins. The other platinum coins are sold in 20coin units. There is no mixing of coins5.10 Palladium Bullion — 10 troy ounces of at least .999 palladiumbullion.5.11 Palladium Bullion Coins — Canadian Maple Leaf 1 troy ouncecoins sold in units of 10 coins.5.12 Commodities may be added to or deleted from the above list byMDC at any time.6Relationship Between Coin and Bullion Prices. MDC’s pricesfor coins can vary significantly from its prices for bullion of anequivalent weight. When a coin price is higher than its bullionvalue, it is called a “premium” and when lowers, a “discount”.7Terms of Purchase, Sale and Delivery.7.1Customer Purchases. All purchases from MDC are fully paidcommercial cash transactions. At the time of verbalconfirmation of a purchase, you will be advised of the fullpurchase amount due, which amount you must remit and/ortransfer to MDC within the time specified below. If you are usingfunds in your Monex Credit Company (“MCC”) account to pay allor part of the amount due, you authorize MDC to transfer suchfunds from your MCC account to MDC.You must send required funds to MDC within 24 hours of thetransaction so that MDC receives them within 2 business days, orsuch shorter period as MDC may require. Your failure to timelyremit such payment shall constitute a default. Upon such default,MDC will be relieved of all its obligations under the transactionand may recover from you as liquidated damages the differencebetween the purchase price agreed to by you and MDC's bidprice for the commodities at the time of default, plus MDC's buyand sell charges (commissions). Receipt and credit by MDC ofyour remitted funds after this 2 day period, or shorter period asMDC may require, shall not waive or limit MDC's remedies fordefault. You shall not be entitled to any market gains on atransaction on which you have defaulted.7.2Customer Sales. Upon verbal confirmation of a sale ofcommodities to MDC, you will be advised that you have 2 days,or such shorter period as MDC may require, to make delivery toMDC. MDC shall make full payment to you or on your behalf uponMDC’s verification that it has received delivery of thecommodities. Failure by you to effect delivery within the requiredtime period shall constitute a default. Upon default, MDC will berelieved of all its obligations under the transaction and mayrecover from you as liquidated damages the difference betweenthe sale price agreed to by you and MDC's ask price for thecommodities at the time of default, plus MDC's buy and sellcharges (commissions). Receipt of commodities from you aftersaid 2 day period, or shorter period if required, shall not waive orlimit MDC's remedies for default.7.3Delivery to Customer or on Customer's Behalf. Upon receipt ofgood funds from Customer or on Customer's behalf in fullpayment for the purchase of commodities, MDC shall, as agreed,make actual delivery of the commodities (i) to Customer, (ii) toPage 39 of 168

Case: 1:14-cv-06131 Document #: 27-2 Filed: 09/18/14 Page 11 of 61 PageID #:176745Customer's appointed agent or designee, or, (iii) for the benefit ofCustomer to Farmers and Merchants Bank of Long Beach,California, Delaware Depository Service Company, LLC,Wilmington, DE, or such other banks or depositories used byMDC for the purpose of safekeeping Customer commodities(collectively referred to as "Bank").7.5Delivery to MDC. Customer commodities sold to MDC which areat Bank may be delivered to MDC at Bank. Customercommodities sold to MDC which are not at Bank must bedelivered to MDC at MDC's direction.7.6Payment. Your payments to MDC may be made by cashier'scheck drawn on a commercial bank, personal check or bank wire.MDC, however, reserves the right to require that you pay only bybank wire or funds in your MCC account at time of purchase.MDC will deem your payments which are not bank wires as “holdfunds” for purposes of delivery of commodities to you. MDC willcontinue to deem such payments as hold funds for 12 businessdays after it receives your payment. MDC may reduce the 12-dayholding period on a check upon receipt of a written guarantee ofpayment from the issuing bank. You acknowledge that fundsreceived by MDC from you will be credited to your account at5:00 p.m., Pacific Coast Time, on the day of receipt.7.7Escrow Account. You may have your remittance for payment of apurchase of commodities deposited directly into a bank escrowaccount (“Escrow Account” ) and held in such account in yourname until you receive title to your commodities (See Section 7.4).Such remittance must be in the form of a bank wire sent to thebank with escrow instructions as provided by your AccountRepresentative. When placing a purchase order, you must informyour Account Representative that your payment will be wired tothe bank for deposit into an Escrow Account. You acknowledgethat the bank providing such escrow service may release yourpayment to MDC when MDC informs the bank that you havereceived title to your commodities. This service is available forpersonal deliveries and deliveries to Bank for storage on yourbehalf. The bank escrow charge for this service is currently 30per deposit, irrespective of amount. MDC reserves the right tochange escrow service providers or to discontinue such serviceprospectively.8Pricing Policies; Spreads. MDC quotes a commercial price atwhich it will sell (ask price) and a commercial price at which it willbuy (bid price). These commercial prices are established by MDCand change many times during a business day. MDC alsopublishes a reference price for each bullion product, which is themidpoint between its bid and ask prices. Such midpoint is referredto as "spot”. MDC's live published bullion spot values and coinask prices are posted on the Internet during regular businesshours, which Customer can compare to current prices quoted byother commercial dealers and organizations. MDC may negotiateprices with customers that differ from its published prices.Customer’s purchase of commodities designated for delivery toBank for safekeeping shall be delivered to Bank within 28 days orsuch lesser period as required by law, following receipt ofpayment in good funds from Customer. Customer may takepersonal possession of Customer’s commodities at any time,provided such commodities are free and clear of all liens.Customer agrees that MDC shall have made actual delivery whentitle to the commodities purchased by Customer passes toCustomer (See Section 7.4). “Good funds” means the verifiedreceipt of immediately available funds. (See Section 7.6)If Customer purchases gold, silver, platinum or palladium fromMDC in bullion form, as described herein, for delivery to Bank,MDC may, at its sole discretion, deliver to Bank an equivalentquantity of such metal in the form of any bullion, ingots or coinsdescribed herein, provided they are of at least equal fineness. IfCustomer purchases gold, silver, platinum or palladium coins, asdescribed herein, from MDC for delivery to Bank, MDC may, at itssole discretion, deliver to Bank an equivalent quantity of suchmetal in the form of coins of a different denomination from thesame country of origin, as described herein, provided that theyare of at least equal fineness and value. If Customer subsequentlyrequests personal possession of Customer’s commodities forwhich an alternative form has been delivered to Bank, Customeragrees that MDC shall have the right to exchange the form of themetal delivered to Bank for that which Customer purchased, at noexchange cost to Customer.When a customer wishes to take personal possession of a 1,000troy ounce silver unit, MDC may deliver a bar weighing nominally1,000 troy ounces. When a customer wishes to take personaldelivery of a 10 troy ounce palladium unit, MDC may deliver barsor coins of various weights totaling 10 ounces or, for deliveries ofmore than one unit of palladium, include larger bars weighingnominally 100 ounces. Actual weight of the silver and largerpalladium bars is plus or minus 10%. On personal delivery of barsof nominal weight, prices will be adjusted to actual weight. Anyoverage or underage will be priced based upon MDC's prevailingask or bid price, respectively, for 1,000 troy ounce silver units or10 troy ounce palladium units, as appropriate, at the time ofdelivery.The difference or "spread" between MDC's published bid and askprices varies. Spreads on coin products are usually higher than onbullion. During times of high volatility in market prices, spreadscan widen substantially. There are no assurances that spreads willremain within a given range. Customer may determine theprevailing percentage spread of a commodity by dividing thedifference between the quoted bid and ask prices by the averageof the bid and ask prices.When taking personal possession, Customer may convert a 10troy ounce gold bullion unit, a 1,000 troy ounce silver unit, or a 10troy ounce platinum unit to an equivalent number of ounces ofany combination of gold coin, silver coin, or platinum coin units ofthe same metal then being offered by MDC. Any such conversionmust be to full units. When so converting bullion to coins,Customer will be charged MDC's prevailing coin premium(s)and/or credited MDC's prevailing coin discount(s) at the timedelivery takes place.7.4Passage of Title. Title to commodities purchased by Customershall pass to Customer when such commodities are designatedfor Customer, Customer's appointed agent or designee andactually delivered: (i) to an office of the United States PostalService or other common carrier for shipment to Customer, or (ii)to a pickup vault facility for pick up by Customer or a packagingand shipping facility for shipment to Customer (See Section 9.2),or (iii) to Bank to be held for Customer. Commodities delivered toBank for Customer will be delivered as an undivided share of afungible lot and held in safekeeping on a fungible basis with thecommodities of other customers. Upon actual delivery ofcommodities for Customer to Bank, Customer acquires title to anundivided share of the commodities so held. Title to commoditiespurchased by MDC from Customer shall pass to MDC uponreceipt of the commodities by MDC or Bank for MDC.MDC may increase or decrease its published prices and spreads,at its sole discretion. MDC's historical published daily opening,high, low and closing bid/ask commercial prices and spreads (upto two recent years) are available for bullion products uponrequest by Customer.9Buy/Sell Charges (Commissions), Shipping and HandlingCharges and Break-Even Price.9.1Buy/Sell Charges (Commissions). Customer will pay to MDC foreach purchase or sale the prevailing commission applicablethereto or a negotiated commission. MDC's regular publishedcommissions range between 1/2% and 2% based upon thefollowing number of MDC units in a transaction:Partial12-45-910-1920-4950 2%1.75%1.5%1.25%1.0%.75%.50%Page 40 of 168

Case: 1:14-cv-06131 Document #: 27-2 Filed: 09/18/14 Page 12 of 61 PageID #:176869.27Shipping and Handling Charges. MDC imposes shipping andhandling (including fabrication) charges on certain commoditiesthat it delivers to Customer, but does not impose such charges ondeliveries made to Bank on behalf of Customer. The handlingcharges are currently: 50 per unit of gold bullion, 40 per unit ofsilver bullion, 50 per ounce of platinum and 10 per ounce ofpalladium bullion. There are no handling charges for coinproducts. The shipping charge for U.S. delivery is 20 pershipment plus the following amounts per unit: For gold, platinumand palladium bullion and coins: 1 per ounce of metal. For silverbullion: 85 per 1000 ounce bar. For U.S. silver coins (90% and40%): 75 per bag. For other silver products: 5 per 100 ounces.When Customer picks up commodities, only handling chargesapply. Customer may exchange Customer’s 1000-ounce silverbullion bar for ten 100-ounce silver bullion bars when available, ata premium as quoted by MDC at time of delivery. Shippingcharges for non-U.S. deliveries are available upon Customer’srequest. Shipping and handling charges are subject to change.would add to this amount any additional commissions anddelivery charges that may be imposed at the time you decide tosell your metal.If you borrow funds to pay for a portion of your purchase price,the factors necessary to calculate your break-even price dependon the duration of holding time you select, because of the accrualof interest and service/storage fees. The longer the holding periodyou select in making your calculation, the higher thecommensurate break-even price. For example, if you were toselect a 6-month holding period, your related costs would include6 months of interest and service/storage charges. To illustrate,assume you purchase one unit of gold bullion, as in the aboveexample, but, instead, you borrow 7,000 and remit only 3000,plus the commission, for a total of 3,200. With an annual interestrate of, say, 6% (0.5% per month) and a monthly service/storagefee per unit of 3.00 ( .30 per ounce), your 6-month break-evenbid price per ounce is 1000 (purchase) 20 (commission) 21(interest) 1.80 (storage), or 1043. To this amount you wouldadd any additional commissions that may be imposed at the timeyou decide to sell your metal, and a delivery charge, if you aretaking personal possession.Shipments of commodities to Customer will generally be madefrom a designated vault packaging and shipping facility. Customermay arrange for pick up of Customer's commodities from a MDCdesignated pickup vault facility. Currently such facilities are Via MatInternational (USA) Inc., Ontario, California, Via Mat International(USA) Inc., Inwood, New York, and Delaware Depository ServiceCompany, LLC, Wilmington, Delaware. Customer must satisfy allpayments due relative to such commodities before appointmentsfor pick up may be made. MDC will make all appointments andarrangements for pick up by Customer with the appropriate facility.All communications to arrange a pick up must be made with MDCand not with the vault facility.To illustrate the break-even in a leased commodity transaction(borrowed commodity), assume you borrow one unit of goldbullion, and sell it at a bid price of 10,000, or 1,000 per ounce.Since lease rates can be a charge or a credit to your account, youwould either add to or subtract from 1,000 the lease rateamount, plus any related commissions. When you sell your leasedcommodity, you will receive the bid price, and when you purchasethe commodity, you will pay the ask price. In this example, yourbreakeven price is an ask price of 1,000 - commissions or –the lease rate amount. With an annual lease charge rate of, say,2%, your 6-month break-even ask price per ounce is 1000(purchase) - 20 (commission) - 10 (lease charge) or 970. If theannual lease rate is, instead, a 2% credit, your break-even askprice is 990.Customer agrees that all parties deem MDC to have deliveredCustomer's commodities when MDC designates suchcommodities for Customer and releases, transfers or deliverssuch commodities to (i) an office of the United States PostalService or other common carrier for shipment to Customer, (ii) apickup vault facility for pick up by Customer, (iii) a packaging andshipping facility for shipment to Customer, or (iv) Bank to be heldin safekeeping for Customer.In all two-way buy and sell markets there is a quoted ask price(your purchase price) and a concurrently quoted bid price (yourselling price). The ask price is always higher than the bid price.The difference, or spread, between these two simultaneousquotes will vary for each product and at different times.Customer mailing or shipping commodities to MDC bears all riskof loss or non-delivery until the shipment is received andaccepted by MDC. Customer wishing to make delivery to MDC isrequired to give at least 3 days advance notice and make deliveryto MDC's designated facility. Deliveries of commodities to MDCmust be in a form acceptable to MDC and may require inspectionand assay at the expense of Customer.9.3Break-Even Price. When you purchase precious metals forinvestment, it is very important to understand and be able todetermine your break-even price. The break-even price is theprice that your metals must exceed in order for you to realizea profit. Basically, the break-even price is the price at whichyou would be able to liquidate your holdings and recoup allrelated costs, i.e., your purchase price, commissions, and anydelivery, interest and storage/service charges. In the case ofleasing a precious metal, the break-even price is the price atwhich you will be able to purchase the metal, so you canreturn it to MCC and recoup all other related costs, such ascommissions and lease fees.To illustrate a purchase transaction, assume you purchase oneunit of gold bullion (10 ounces) at an ask price of 10,000, or 1,000 per ounce. Your break-even would be a bid price of 1000per ounce, plus commissions, and, if you borrow funds, interestand service/storage charges. If you do not use borrowed funds topay for your purchase and you take personal possession, yourbreak-even bid price per ounce, in this example, is 1,000(purchase) 20 (commission) 10 (delivery), or 1030. YouIt is important to keep in mind that, while the spread is not acharge, your metals must rise in price (in the case of a purchase)or fall in price (in the case of a lease) to overcome the amount ofthe prevailing initial bid/ask spread. For example, if the purchaseask price for gold bullion is 1,000 per ounce, as shown above,and the concurrent bid price is 970 per ounce, the bid/askedspread would be 30 or 3%. As such, the bid price would have torise from 970 to 1,000 to overcome the bid/ask spread. Youshould ask your Account Representative for the concurrent bidprice when contemplating a purchase or the concurrent ask pricewhen contemplating a commodity lease and sale. As statedabove, the percentage bid/ask spread prevailing at the time ofpurchase, or lease and sale, may differ significantly from futurespreads.9.4Adjustment of Charges and Spreads. MDC reserves the right tochange prospectively at its sole discretion the rate of any of itscommissions, bid/ask spreads, shipping or handling fees.10Customer Responsibility, Discretionary Authority andAuthorized Customer Orders.10.1 Customer Responsibility; Discretionary Authority. You aresolely responsible for all purchasing, selling and borrowingdecisions for your account. Any reliance by you uponrecommendations or suggestions by a MDC representative orPage 41 of 168

Case: 1:14-cv-06131 Document #: 27-2 Filed: 09/18/14 Page 13 of 61 PageID #:176989upon any written material in making a decision to enter into atransaction does not relieve you of your responsibility for thattransaction and its outcome. MDC and its AccountRepresentatives shall neither accept nor exercise anyauthority to direct or control purchases or sales, including theplacement of limit or stop orders, in your account; providedhowever, this provision shall not limit in any way MDC's rightsunder Sections 7, 11, 12, 13 or 14 of this Agreement whichyou should carefully review.orders which are verbally confirmed to Customer by MDC'sorder desk will be accepted. Limit or stop orders in effect willautomatically be canceled when they are pre-empted by marketorders placed by Customer, or by a forced liquidation by MCC.Execution of limit and stop orders will be based on the prevailingpublished MDC unit price for the commodity for which the orderis placed. Bid prices will be used for all sell orders and ask pricesfor all buy orders.10.2 Authorized Customer Orders. Orders placed by you must befor specified quantities of commodities at MDC's prevailingquoted price at the time your order is placed (market orders),or at specified prices for limit and stop orders. The MDCOrder Desk must orally confirm with you all such orders witha tag number. MDC will not accept other types of orders.11Limit and Stop Orders. MDC will accept orders for purchases orsales of commodities to be executed at prices which are higher orlower than its prevailing quoted market prices (limit and stoporders). Unless otherwise specified, limit and stop orders willbecome effective upon acceptance by MDC's order desk andexpire at the end of the 30th calendar day following theplacement date. However, limit and stop orders may be canceledearly. Limit and stop orders are only subject to execution duringregular and extended MDC business hours typically betweenapproximately 5:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. Pacific Coast Time,Monday through Friday.With a buy limit order, Customer may place an order to buy acommodity from MDC at a specified price that is lower than MDC'sprevailing quoted ask price for that commodity. During its term, abuy limit order will be executed at MDC's first quoted ask price forthat commodity that is at or below the price specified in Customer'sorder. With a sell limit order, Customer may place an order to sell acommodity to MDC at a specified price that is higher than MDC'sprevailing quoted bid price for that commodity. During its term, asell limit order will be executed at MDC's first quoted bid price forthat commodity that is at or above the price specified in Customer'sorder.With a buy stop order, Customer may place an order to buy acommodity from MDC at a specified price that is higher thanMDC’s prevailing quoted ask price for that commodity. During itsterm, a buy stop order will be executed at MDC's first quoted askprice for that commodity that is at or above the price specified inCustomer’s order. With a sell stop order, Customer may place anorder to sell a commodity to MDC at a specified price that islower than MDC’s prevailing quoted bid price for that commodity.During its term, a sell stop order will be executed at MDC's firstquoted bid price for that commodity that is at or below the pricespecified in Customer’s order.Stop orders placed to attempt to limit losses will not necessarilyachieve their objectives. During volatile market prices, MDC’s firstquoted price at which a stop order is executed may be well abovethe specified buy stop price, or well below the specified sell stopprice.Only limit and stop orders which are verbally confirmed to youby MDC's order desk will be effective. Written confirmation ofsuch orders or their cancellation will not be issued. Open limit andstop orders in your account can be viewed online. Purchase orsell transactions resulting from execution of limit and stop orderswill be confirmed in writing or electronically and must be paid forin MDC's normal required manner.Customer may cancel a pending limit or stop order at any timeduring regular MDC business hours. Only such cancellationMDC reserves the right to refuse acceptance of a limit or stoporder from Customer at any time. During times of abnormalconditions in precious metals markets, MDC may suspend theexecution of pending limit and stop orders. Market conditionsmay extend the time for, or prevent, the execution of such orders.Limit and stop orders may be placed only on the preceding terms.12Your Acknowledgment of Additional Risks:Investments in precious metals (commodities) involvesubstantial risk. Historically, there have been periods ofvarying length during which prices of commodities havemoved adversely to customers’ interests. Market prices arevolatile and unpredictable

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