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Markets. The US budget office has come out and said if the government implements everything it will cause a 1 to 1-1/2% recession next year. If the US does not make some tough decisions soon, there is a big hurricane going to hit the US bond market as the US gets downgraded again. The US will still remain the reserve currency, though.

Has the daily double up/double down leveraging. It is futures based so you have the con-tango in the futures market. Not good to hold for long-term. Prefers USO-N for a month or two. You get only 1-2% erosion per month with that one.

Canadian banks are at the top end of the range. There is potentially pressure coming to them. You could take some money off the table. Look to buy it back if we dip toward the summer lows.

Election. If Romney wins and were to fire Bernanke, it would be quite a shock to the world. Only in that case is there a risk to gold.

Basket of Canadian preferred stocks. But 50% of it is PFF-N

Anything below $40 is a buy for him. But if you compare to others in the sector, he doesn't think over the next year you will see a lot of upside. Ok for a trade.

Stable company, good grower over the long term. If we have a shock to the markets in 2013 with the fiscal cliff, that would be a better time to put money to work. Buy it closer to the 52 week low.

Leveraged 2 to 1. Over long periods of time, if it is choppy, there is NAV erosion. He thinks Nat Gas will ping pong for the next year. Don't hold for long term.

Not problem holding this for long periods of time. Only 10-15% of the ETF is held in paper form. The rest is gold. He is not worried about it.

No problem holding this for long periods of time. Only 10-15% of the ETF is held in paper form. The rest is gold.

If the equity markets are strong these will do well. Predicts it will not. They are loosing market-share.

Education Segment. Support Levels. e.g. Look at previous highs and lows, trend-lines, moving averages. Retracements. You can look at a lot of things, but it has to be relevant to the time frame you are trading in. No one's system is a sure thing.

Markets. Performance of REITs has been great. Mid 20's and higher returns. He has about 8% cash. He never sees any upside – it just happens. He doesn't know how you produce growth from here. Some REITs will have to raise yield to avoid paying taxes.

Too illiquid for him to get into. Can easily get fees on house sales.

It keeps on bouncing off its high. All of them have done well. Analysis are saying to sell board walk and to buy this one because it has underperformed. These guys are fine. They have expanded a lot.