Currency ETF. Gives you exposure to weakness in the US$ compared to other currencies.

Does like this in the agriculture sector. Tracks a basket of different agricultural products but in a 6 to 12 month timeframe this is not going to be an exceptional place to be. There are a lot of pricing related issues that are problematic. Longer term, 3 to 5 years, it is a very good place to be.

PowerShares Private Equity. Intriguing ETF. Volume is at the threshold where you want it to be on a daily basis, which averages around 100,000 shares trading per day. Outlook on private equity is cloudy in the near term but on a longer-term basis it is an attractive field to be in, along with asset managers. The only 2 areas that he would have any money invested in the financial areas. Would hold a modest position, 2%, for the long-term.

US Natural Gas Fund ETF. There has been an issue raised in regards to the rollover aspects of this. Believes it is exchange-traded notes. You need to do some pretty serious investigative work. Natural gas has gotten bombed because of excess supply. Wouldn't behind on his list.

Market Vectors Agribusinesses E.T.F. A basket of companies in the agricultural sector. Recently scaled back because of Monsanto's announcement of layoffs and concerns on future earnings guidance. Would own a small position of .5% to 1% exposure.

Very volatile because it has fresh production in their numbers. Likes their exploration focus. They have the expertise. Good one to own but it is lumpy. It’s a move on news stock. Actively drilling now so there should be news every 6 weeks. Last on the 16’th.

This is not the high-risk way to play Kurdistan. She has not seen anyone get paid. Doesn’t like to own stocks where you could wake up in the morning and own nothing.