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To: Goose94 who wrote (2176)	8/16/2013 7:41:50 PM
From: Goose94	Respond to of 202706

Rising interest rates have begun to put a damper on the Fed’s plan that the housing recovery will save the U.S. from its heavy debt burden. Furthermore, rising rates are also putting great stress on pension funds and financial assets as bond managers adjust their portfolios to this emerging negative economic reality. As a historian and ex-bond trader I am very optimistic that this emerging reality is playing out exactly as it did starting in 1976 and have positioned our portfolios accordingly with a focus to hard assets and investments that will benefit from a rising rate environment. Furthermore, this trend is playing out in parallel with two trends that will be very beneficial to our portfolios; the reality of the physical gold market versus the paper market, and the emergence of a new global monetary system. Says Jaime Carrasco, Investment Advisor, Macquarie Private Wealth on BNN.ca Aug 16, 2013 @ 1800ET