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Weekly Market Update 3-30-16

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TheFedisnowofficiallyfocusedonthepoliticalcyclemorethantheeconomiccycle.Yesterday,JanetYellengaveaspeechandQ&Asession.Init,sherevealed(implicitly)thattheFedhasbeengivenitsorderstokeeptheworldcalmfortheremainderof2016untiltheUSPresidentialelectionisover.Howdoweknowthis?BecauseYellenwasextraordinarilydovishconcerningFedpolicywhilealsoreferringto“global”issuesatotalof11times.RegardingthedovishaspectsofYellen’sspeech,shesuggestedthatraisingratesinacautiousmannerwas“especiallywarranted.”Shealsosneeredattherecentspikeininflationsuggestingitwastooearlytoseeifthiswas“durable.”SheevenwentsofarastosuggesttheFedhad“considerablescope”formorestimulus…Andthisissevenyearsintothe“recovery”?!?Allinall,Yellengaveoneofthemoredovishspeechesofhercareer.Thiscomesatatimewhen:

1) “official”unemploymentisat4.9%ornear“fullemployment.”2) “official”coreinflationratehit2.3%.

Inshort,accordingtothe“official”datapointsintheUS,theeconomyisdoingjustfine.Despitethis,theFedisclearlyterrifiedattheprospectofraisinginterestratesagain.Why?TheanswerisseeninYellen’suseoftheword“global”inherspeech.Shereferencedglobalissuesatotalof11times.

Thekey,shesaid,isthattheglobaleconomicandfinancialbackdroploomsmorethreateninglynowthanbefore,asevidencedbythemarketturbulenceoflastsummerandearlythisyear.AndeventhoughofficialsexpecttheU.S.economytoweatheranyfurtherroughpatches,thedangerscan’tbeignored.“Themajorthingthat’schangedbetweenDecemberandMarchthataffectsthebaselineoutlookisaslightlyweakerprojectedpaceofglobalgrowth,”shesaid.“Globaldevelopmentsposeongoingrisks,”sheadded,citingspecificallythedangersposedbytheeconomicslowdowninChinaandthecollapseinthepriceofoil.

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http://www.wsj.com/articles/yellen-says-global-uncertainty-justifies-slower-path-of-rate-increases-1459268438

Remember,theFedistheUSCentralBank.SowhyisYellensuddenlysofocusedon“global”issues?Fortheanswer,letusturnbackto2012:thelasttimetheUShadaPresidentialelection.InSeptember2012,theUSunemploymentratewasinasharpdowntrendhavingjusthit7.8%(comparedto9.0%inSeptember2011and9.5%inSeptember2010).Moreover,GDPgrowthwasexpandingatanannualizedrateof2.0%.Despitetheseclearlypositivetrends,then-FedChairmanBenBernankedecidedtolaunchQE3:anongoingQEprogramof$40billionpermonth.TheBernankeFeddidthisasacoordinatedeffortwiththeECB,whichannouncedtheverysameweekthatitplannedtobuyan“unlimited”amountofdebtviaitsOMTprogram.WhywastheFedcoordinatinganewmajormonetaryprogramwiththeECBdespitetheclearevidencetheUSeconomywasimprovingdramatically?Simple:theFedreceiveditsordersfromonhigh,asdidtheEU:

TheObamaadministrationwillpressureEuropeangovernmentsnottoletGreecefalloutoftheeurozonebeforeNovember'sPresidentialelections,BritishGovernmentsourceshavesuggested…TheyareurgingeurozoneGovernmentstoholdofffromtakinganydrasticactionbeforethen–fearingthattheresultingmarketdestabilisationcoulddamagePresidentObama'sre-electionprospects.Europeanleadersarethoughttobesympathetictothelobbyingfearingthat,underpressurefromhispartyinCongress,MittRomneywouldbeamoreisolationistpresidentthanMrObama.http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/obama-asks-eurozone-to-keep-greece-in-until-after-election-day-8076852.html

IwanttostressthatIamnotwritingthisfromaparticularpoliticalperspective.PrivateWealthAdvisoryisaninvestmentnewsletter,notapoliticalnewsletter.However,intoday’sworldofCentralPlanning,itisimpossibletomakesenseofmonetarypolicywithoutincludingmajorpoliticalissues.

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Astheaboveexampleshows,CentralBanksareclearlypoliticalentities.However,theyarenotpoliticalentitiesfromapartyperspective(i.e.BernankewasaRepublican,helpingObama,aDemocrat,seekre-election).Rather,CentralBanksarepoliticalentitiesinthattheirjobistomaintainthecurrentfinancialsystem’sstructureatanycosts,includinglaunchingmajornewunprecedentedmonetaryprogramsevenwhenthedatadoesn’twarrantthem,inanefforttohelpamoreCentralPlanning-friendlycandidatewinanelection.Attheendoftheday,CentralBanksareCentralbanks.AndtheywillsupporttheKeynesianglobalistagendasatanycosts.Withthatinmind,currentlythegoalfortheFedistocrushtheUSDollarbullmarket.Why?BecausethesinglebiggestproblemforCentralBanksisthe$9trillionUSDollarcarrytrade.Ifyou’reunfamiliarwiththeconceptofacarrytrade,itoccurswhenyouborrowinonecurrency,usuallyataverylowinterestrate,andtheninvestthemoneyinanothersecurity,whetheritbeabond,stockorwhathaveyou,thatisdenominatedinanothercurrency.Moreoftenthannot,youinvestdirectlyintheothercurrencyitself,pocketingthedifferenceininterestrates.SoiftheUSDollarpays0.25%andtheYuanoffers5%forexample,youborrowDollarsandinvestinYuanandpocketthe4.75%difference.

Now,investorsincurrenciesarepermittedtousegreaterleveragethantheircounterpartsinstocksorbonds.Whereasastockinvestormightbepermittedtoleverageupat20to1,(meaningheorshecanborrow$20forevery$1incapitalinhisorheraccount),currencyinvestorscanleverageinexcessof100to1oreven300to1…Nowacarrytradeonlyworkswhenthecurrencyyouareborrowinginremainsweak.Assoonasitbeginstostrengthen,youprofitsnotonlyevaporatebutyoucanendupdeepinthered(rememberyou’veborrowed$100forevery$1youhaveincapital).GloballytheUSDollarcarrytradeisnorthof$9trillion:largerthantheeconomiesofJapanandGermanycombined.AnditbegantoblowupinJulyof2014.

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Again,we’retalkingabout$9trillionhere.SoamassiveQEprogramoreven$1trillionormorewon’tnegateitifthingsreallybegintoblowup.ThefirstphaseoftheUSDollarcarrytradeblowingupwaslargelyconsideredbymostC-levelexecutivestobea“oneoff,”meaning,theythoughtitwasaflukeduetointerestratedifferentialsbetweentheUSDollarandtheEuro.Thisallchangedinmid-2015whentheUSDollarbegantoshowsignsofinitiatingitsnextleguponceitwascleartheFedwouldbehikingrates.

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ThisterrifiedtheFedbecause:

1) ThenextlegupfortheUSDollarbullmarketwaslikelytakingtheUSDollarto120orso.

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2) ThefirstlegoftheUSDollarbullmarkethadnearlyresultedinsystemicliquidationsas

the$9trillionUSDollarcarrytradeimplodedtheoil,commodity,andemergingmarketspace.

ThebelowchartshowstheinvertedUSDollar(whentheUSDollarstrengthens,theblacklinefalls),Oil(blueline),Commodities(redline),andEmergingMarketstocks(greenline).Asyoucansee,assoonastheUSDollarbegantorallyhard,Oil,Commodities,andEmergingmarketsallcollapsed.

WiththesecondlegoftheUSDollarbullmarketbeckoninginlate2015,theFedwasdesperatetotalkdowntheUSDollarbyanymeanspossibleonceitgotitssymbolicratehikeoutofthewayinDecember.ThisiswhytheFedfailedtoraiseratesinJanuaryorMarch.It’salsowhyJanetYellenissodovishdespitetheeconomicdatawarrantinganotherratehike.TheFedhasreceiveditsorders:DONOTallowtheUSDollartodamagethefinancialsystemduringtheelectioncycle.AndYellenandfriendswilldoalltheycantomakesurethisisthecase.Thusfaritisworking,withthetrade-weightedUSDollarfallingbelowsupportthankstotheFedtalkingdownanypotentialforanotherratehike.

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TheflipsideofthishasbeenpronouncedstrengthinEmergingMarketcurrencies.TogiveyouanexampleofhowextremetheFed’smovestocrushtheUSDollarbullmarkethavebeen,considerthatEmergingmarketcurrenciespostedtheirbestmonthlyperformancein18yearsthismonth:

It’sbeenatleast18yearssinceemerging-marketcurrencieshaditthisgoodastheFederalReserveadoptedagradualapproachtoitsrate-increasecycle,fuelingoptimismthatcapitalinflowscanbesustained.ABloomberggaugeof20currenciesgainedforafourthdayafterFedChairJanetYellensaidthatpolicymakerswouldact“cautiously”astheylooktoraiseborrowingcosts.Stocksrallied,sendingsharesinShanghaiupthemostinamonth,whileSouthAfricanequitiesreboundedfromatwo-weeklowandRussiaendedthelongestrunoflossessince2011.Thepremiuminvestorsdemandtoholdemerging-marketdebtdroppedfromthehighestsinceMarch16.

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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-03-30/emerging-markets-rally-gathers-pace-as-fed-stirs-inflow-support

We’vealsoseenanincrediblerallyinUSstocks(blackline),Oil(blueline),Commodities(redline),andEmergingmarketstocks(greenline).You’relookingatgainsrangingfrom11%to35%insixweeks’timeacrossnumerousmajorassetclasses!

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Pricemovesofthiscaliberarenotnormal.Sothequestionis,“whathaschangedsinceearlyFebruary2016towarranttheseextrememoves?”Theanswer:nothing.TheonlythingthathaschangedistheUSDollarcorrectedsharplythankstoFedverbalintervention.AsI’velongmaintained,theFedis“oneanddone”asfarasratehikesgo.Theremightanotherratehikedowntheroad,butthemarketshavereceivedtheFed’smessageloudandclear:currentlyfuturesmarketsbelievethereisalessthan7%chanceoftheFedhikingratesnextmonthandalessthan20%chanceofaratehikeinJune.Infact,thefirstdataatwhichthemajorityoffuturestradersbelieverateswillbeat0.75%insteadof0.5%isFebruary12017.

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Tosummate:theFedisnowinfull-blownelectionmode,attemptingtomaintaina“riskon”rallybytalkingdowntheUSDollarandtalkingupriskassets.Themarketsdonotbelieveanotherratehikeiscominguntil2017attheearliest.Howlongwillthe“riskon”rallylast?Ithinkit’sendingnow.Why?BecausetheECBandBankofJapanwillsoonbeforcedtoactorattheveryleastverballyintervenebecausetheywanttheircurrenciesweakeragainsttheUSDollar.TheFed’sdesiresforaweakDollarbenefitEmergingMarketsbutCRUSHtheEUandJapan.SoexpectsomeseriousverbalinterventioninthecomingdaysfromBankofJapanandtheECB.Whentheseinterventionsbegin,theUSDollarwillfinditsfootingagainandriskwillcrumble.Themarketsarealreadysensingthis.TheS&P500isstagingafinalpushto“kiss”thebrokentrendlineofitsbearishrisingwedgepattern:

However,theRussell2000isnowlagginginasignificantway(thisisindicativeofmajorturns):

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Financialsarealsolagginginabigway:

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Thebigpicturehereisevenworsethantheshort-term.Remember,financialsleadthemarkets!

Leveragedloanshavealreadybeguntheirnextlegdown:

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Highyieldbondsarepreparingtodothesame:

GoldmanSachs(GS),whichusuallyleadsthemarket,certainlyisn’tbuyingintotherally:

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Moreover,EuropeanFinancials(EUFN)tendtoleadUSFinancials(XLF)andtheformerissuggestingthatthepainisnowherenearover.

That’sthetechnicalperspective.Fromafundamentalperspective,corporateearnings,whichultimatelydrivestocks,areabsolutelyimploding.Theculprit?TheUSDollar.AndoncethenextlegupbeginsfortheUSDollar,it’sGAMEOVER.

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Here’saclose-upoftheendofthatchart.Asyoucansee,supporthasbeentakenout.

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Forsomeperspectiveonthis….Lastyear’sGAAPearningswere$86.48.ThisisjustbelowwhereearningslevelsfortheS&P500in2011atwhichtimethemarketwastrading1257foraP/Eof14.5.TodaywiththeS&P500at2063,thismeanswe’reataGAAPP/Eof23.85.Thisisfirmlyinbubbleterritory.Inconclusion,thissharpbouncein“risk”hasbeendrivenbytheFedtalkingdowntheUSDollarinanefforttomaintaincalmgoingintotheNovember2016elections.However,fromatechnicalandfundamentalperspective,thingsareworseningrapidly.ThisisbullishfortheUSDollar.Ibelievethisrallyinriskisendingthisweekwithendofthemonthperformancegaming.Whetherstocksturndownrightthisinstantorwaitalittlelongerisirrelevant,itishighlylikelythatTHEtopisinforstocks.Thismeansthatwearenowinacyclicalbearmarket.Thetrendwillbedown.Wewillgetsharpbouncesthroughoutthisprocessaswehaveinthelastsixweeks,butthebigpictureisDOWN.I’mwaitingforconfirmationonthenextlegdownhittingbeforeweopenmoretrades.Thisconcludesthisweek’sissueofPrivateWealthAdvisory.I’mwatchingthemarketscloselyandwillissueupdatesasneeded.Butmycurrentviewisthatthisrallyin“risk”isoverandthenextlegdownisjustaroundthecorner.Barringanynewdevelopments,you’llnexthearfrommenextWednesdayinourregularweeklyupdateofPrivateWealthAdvisory.Untilthen…

ChiefMarketStrategistPhoenixCapitalResearch

BestRegards,

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*Avg.priceof$17.50and$14.97Pricesasof3/30/16afterthemarket’sclose.Pricesincludedividends

OPEN POSITIONS US DOLLAR CARRY TRADE IMPLOSION PORTFOLIO

RELATIVE US STRENGTH PORTFOLIO

INFLATION PORTFOLIO

POSITION SYMBOL BUY DATE

BUY PRICE

CURRENT PRICE

GAIN/ LOSS

UltraBullishDollarETF UUP 5/23/11 $21.79 $24.5813%

UltraShortEuro EUO 4/10/15 $27.68 $23.36 -16% UltraShortYenETF YCS 5/27/15 $94.48 $76.36 -19%


BUY PRICE

CURRENT

PRICE

GAIN/ LOSS

NuveenMuni.Fund NIO 1/2/14 $13.12 $14.69 27% Wal-Mart WMT 7/30/14 $74.78 $68.80 -3% Exxon XOM 9/24/14 $95.82 $84.52 -8% 7-10YrTreasuryETF UST 11/26/14 $55.54 $60.82 11%

20+YrTreasuryETF TLT 7/15/15 $116.89 $129.69 13% RPXCorp RPXC 8/5/15 $15.48 $11.14 -28% Apple AAPL 9/11/15 $114.21 $109.56 -3%


BUY PRICE

CURRENT PRICE

GAIN/ LOSS

Gold 3/17/10

$1,120$1,226.00

9%

Silver* 3/17/10

$16.23$15.21 -6%

OilETN OIL 3/17/16 $5.64 $5.12 -9%

CommoditiesETN DBC 3/17/16 $13.59 $13.31 -2%

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*Avgpriceof$25.89and$26.99Pricesasof3/30/16afterthemarket’sclose.Pricesincludedividends

TECH BUBBLE 2.0 PORTFOLIO

MARKET HEDGE PORTFOLIO

EU MELTDOWN PORTFOLIO

*Avg.priceof$385.37and$583


BUY PRICE

CURRENT

PRICE

GAIN/ LOSS

SpainETF(SHORT)* EWP 1/22/16 $25.89 $27.59 -4%

DeutscheBank(SHORT)DB

2/3/16$16.65

$17.12 -3%Santander(SHORT) SAN 2/3/16 $3.86 $4.45 -15%GermanyETF(SHORT) EWG 3/10/16 $24.25 $25.94 -7%

*Avgpriceof$60.95and$51.69**Avgpriceof$52.94and$42.90


BUY PRICE

CURRENT

PRICE

GAIN/ LOSS

Amazon(SHORT)* AMZN 2/25/15 $385.37 $598.69 -24%


BUY PRICE

CURRENT

PRICE

GAIN/ LOSS

UltraShortNikkeiETF EWV 1/6/15 $67.46 $50.83 -25%UltraShortEmergingMarketETF EEV 1/20/16 $31.27 $19.77 -27%UltraShortChinaETF FXP 1/20/16 $59.95 $42.38 -29%UltraShortBrazilETF BZQ 1/20/16 $110.71 $39.04 -65%UltraShortFinancials SKF 2/10/16 $56.82 $47.61 -16% UltraShortRussell2000ETF TWM 2/10/16 $47.92 $39.00 -19%

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BUY PRICE

SELL DATE

SELL PRICE

GAIN/

LOSS

Apple AAPL 4/2/14 $77.51 9/29/14 $98.84 28%

EuropeanFinancials(SHORT) EUFN 4/15/14 $24.89 10/10/14 $22.47 11%

UltraShortRussell2000 TWM 4/15/14 $49.46 10/10/14 $52.28 6%

UltraShortBrazil BZQ 10/15/14 $62.00 10/21/14 $71.92 16%

UltraShortGold GLL 10/24/14 $94.15 11/14/14 $104.21 11%

UltraShortSilver ZSL 10/24/14 $104.89 11/14/14 $122.00 17%

EnduroRoyaltyTrust NDRO 5/22/13 12.05 11/28/14 $7.06 -26%

UltraShortEuro EOU 1/20/15 $23.49 3/5/15 $26.51 13%

UltraShortBrazil BZQ 1/6/15 $91.07 3/6/15 $100.74 11%

Target TGT 5/28/14 $55.34 4/1/15 $82.13 52%

Pfizer PFE 7/30/14 $29.26 4/1/15 $34.56 20%

GeneralElectric GE 2/5/14 $24.57 4/13/15 $27.89 18%

BPPrudhoeBayRoyaltyTrust BPT 1/2/14

$76.775/20/15 $66.70 5%

ConocoPhillips COP 3/5/14$66.30

5/20/15 $65.27 4%

RussiaETF TRF4/9/15 $10.62 5/20/15 $11.36

7%

RECENTLY CLOSED POSITIONS

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BUY PRICE

SELL DATE

SELL PRICE

GAIN/

LOSS

UtraShortOilETF SCO 5/27/15 $61.08 7/6/15 $70.30 15%

UltraShortGoldETF GLL 2/25/15 $95.49 7/7/15 $101.75 7%

Copper(SHORT) JJC 3/10/15 $31.35 7/7/15 $28.78 8%

UltraShortBrazilETF BZQ 5/27/15 $85.70 7/7/15 $92.02 7%

IndustrialMetalsETF UBM 3/25/15 $15.24 7/7/15 $13.56 11% UltraShortChinaETF(half) FXP 3/10/15 $36.45 7/8/15 $41.93 15%

UltraShortOilETF(half)SCO 7/21/15 $76.19 7/23/15 $82.14 8%

UltraShortBrazilETF(half)

BZQ 7/21/15 $91.39 7/23/15 $102.36 12% UltraShortBrazilETF(secondhalf)

BZQ 7/21/15 $91.39 7/24/15 $109.60 20% UltraShortOilETF(secondhalf)

SCO 7/21/15 $76.19 7/27/15 $87.36 15%

LinkedIn(SHORT)LNKD 6/17/15 $215.45 8/4/15 $194.96 10%

AustraliaETF(SHORT)EWA 1/6/15 $21.97 8/11/15 $19.85 11%

UltraShortEmergingMktsETF

EEV 1/20/15 $19.48 8/11/15 $21.56 11%

RECENTLY CLOSED POSITIONS CONTINUED

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BUY PRICE

SELL DATE

SELL PRICE

GAIN/

LOSS

UltraShortChinaETF FXP 3/10/15 $36.458/19/15 $41.59 14%

ChinaRealEstateETF(SHORT) TAO 6/11/13 $20.11 8/24/15 $17.21 14% SouthKoreaETF(SHORT) EWY 8/18/15 $48.17

8/24/15 $43.82 10%

IndiaETF(SHORT) INP 8/18/15 $70.188/24/15 $59.38 18%

Santander(SHORT) SAN 8/13/15 $6.638/24/15 $5.99 10%

SpainETF(SHORT) EWP 8/13/15 $34.088/24/15 $31.38 8%

AustralianDollarETF(SHORT)

FXA 5/27/15 $77.368/26/15 $70.99 8%

UltraShortSilverETFZSL 7/29/15 $120.84

8/26/15 $132.02 9%

UltraLongS&P500 SSO 9/2/15 $56.129/9/15 $59.37 6%

UltraLongRussell200 UWM 9/2/15$79.20 9/9/15 $83.75 6%

CanadaDollarETF(SHORT)

FXC 5/27/15 $79.819/23/15 $74.47 7%

Canon(SHORT) CAJ 7/31/13 $30.849/23/15 $29.12 6%

UltraShortSemiconductorsETF

SSG9/18/15

$54.00 9/24/15 $60.2011%

UltraShortBrazilETFBZQ 9/22/15 $172.16

9/24/15 $199.00 16%

DeutscheBank(SHORT)DB

10/28/15$30.31 11/12/15 $26.17 14%

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BUY PRICE

SELL DATE

SELL PRICE

GAIN/

LOSS

Santander(SHORT)SAN

10/28/15$5.70 11/27/15 $5.36 6%

UltraShortGoldETFGLL 7/29/15 $112.00

11/27/15 $117.38 5%

UltraShortOilETF SCO 11/12/15 $95.3512/2/15 $108.18

13%

UltraShortBrazilETF BZQ 11/12/15 $66.3212/2/15 $72.46

9%

BancoDeChile(Short)

BCH 8/18/15 $61.8912/8/15 $57.68 7%

RussiaETF(SHORT)RSX 12/2/15 $16.35

12/8/15 $15.32 6% UltraShortEmergingMarketsETF EEV 11/12/15 $22.14

12/8/15 $23.767%

SpainETF(SHORT)EWP

9/30/15$29.66 1/14/16 $27.64 7%

UltraShortEmergingMarketsETF

EEV12/17/15

$23.84 1/14/16 $25.316%

SingaporeETF(SHORT)EWS 9/22/15 $10.31

1/7/16 $9.57 7%

MexicoETF(SHORT) EWW 12/23/15 $51.151/7/16 $46.66 9%

FranceETF(SHORT)EWQ

9/30/15$24.07 1/11/16 $22.64 6%

Nvidia NVDA 6/26/13$14.14

1/13/16 $30.04119%

Auto-Zone AZO 9/25/13$422.73

1/13/16 $716.2169%

Intel INTC 12/20/13$25.14

1/13/16 $32.4036%

Target TGT 5/28/14$55.34

1/13/16 $72.6838%

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BUY PRICE

SELL DATE

SELL PRICE

GAIN/

LOSS

Tesla(SHORT) TSLA 2/25/15 $203.761/14/16 $196.41 4%

UltraShortFinancialsSKF

9/18/15$52.39 1/14/16 $55.20

5%

EuropeanFinancials(SHORT)

EUFN1/6/16

$19.36 1/15/16 $18.02 7% UltraShortS&P500 SDS 9/18/15 $22.33

1/15/16$23.58 6%

MalaysiaETF(SHORT)EWM 9/22/15 $7.50

1/15/16 $7.16 5%

Kraft KHC 9/24/14 $56.811/15/16 $68.79

27%

McDonalds MCD 10/30/14 $92.871/15/16 $115.25

29%

Santander(SHORT)SAN

1/6/16$4.52 1/19/16 $4.19 7%

RetailETF(SHORT)XRT

1/13/16 $40.66 1/20/16 $38.01 7%

Coke KO 8/28/13$36.80

1/22/16 $41.8121%

GeneralElectric GE 2/5/14$24.57

1/22/16 $27.9120%

EliLilly LLY 12/3/14 $71.131/22/16 $83.09

20%

UniversalCorporation UVV3/5/15

$48.051/22/16 $52.23

12%

Pfizer PFE 7/30/14 $29.262/1/16 $30.16

8%

Microsoft MSFT 12/3/14 $48.082/1/16 $54.70

16%

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BUY PRICE

SELL DATE

SELL PRICE

GAIN/

LOSS

Netflix(SHORT) NFLX 1/27/16 $91.152/8/16 $81.55 11%

ItalyETF(SHORT)(half)

EWI1/27/16 $12.05 2/9/16

$10.88 10% BarclaysPLC(SHORT)(half) BCS 1/27/16 $10.37

2/9/16$9.09 12%

DeutscheBank(SHORT)(half) DB 2/3/16 $16.65

2/9/16$14.95 10%

ItalyETF(SHORT)(otherhalf)

EWI1/27/16 $12.05 2/11/16

$10.71 11% BarclaysPLC(SHORT)(otherhalf) BCS 1/27/16 $10.37

2/11/16$8.64 17%

GoldMinersETF GDX5/13/15 $17.49 3/23/16 $19.22

11%

GoldMiningJuniorsETF GDXJ1/27/16 $19.12 3/23/16 $26.91

41%

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