Inverse 10 Yr Gov Bond ETF. Basically going short on 10-year Canada. His view on a 10-year total return basis is low. Returns will be below 2%-3% over the next 1-2 years. Shorting bonds costs money because you have to pay the coupons. Not a buy and hold strategy.

2020/2021 4% bonds. Company is a very good solid single A credit. Comparing their yield to some other companies in the space, they are a little expensive.

Cdn Corp Bond ETF. Probably provides best exposure to Canadian corporations. Probably yielding 3%-3.5%. Holds everything from 1 year to 30-year bonds. You could also look at some of the US ETF’s such as iShares Corporate Bond ETF (LQD-N) where you could do a little bit better.

Bonds callable February 16/11 and due 2016? Feels this will definitely be called in 2011.

10% strip maturing 2024. These strip bonds always go up providing a company doesn't default. High yielding securities.

US High Yield Bond Index Fund. Thinks high yield, as an asset class, will outperform investment grade bonds over the next 12 months. Yields are in the area of 8% versus 3% or less in the overall bond market.

4.079% bond due August 20/15. Trades relatively cheap compared to the banks. Getting 3.75%-3.85% yield giving you about 1% more than a GIC or bank senior deposit note.