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all this money is coming out of gld and average investors are in that group, however we have seen some school, so the very paranoid hard-core gold bugs are going to act very bullish. it promises physical delivery of gold bars and coins when you redeem at any investor side and that is good for investors who are paranoid about whether gld actually stores the bars. that tells us that for the average investor, gold is a very bearish scenario. there are some gold bugs out there who are interested in getting their exposure and waiting for that bad year. brendan: what you are talking about, this ability to redeem gold ours, that is not a hedge against the market downturn, that is a hedge against the apocalypse. growingat is why it is by 30 5%, to get next day ups delivery but when you get that old physically delivered, there is no tax consequences because you are taking possession of what's yours. paul etf, noron taxes and gold. brendan: what i went to the ron paul convention, people kept offering to sell me gold. i was thinking, why are you taking my script if it is worthless? broad-based or

gld when i first came in here, i thought the food was nasty. now, i eat everything in here every day. breakfast, lunch and dinner. >> taste better? >> yeah, it tastes better now. >> i'm optimistic. he went to four classes here and he went to parenting classes and got his certificate and everything like that. and, based on that, he's going to be success. i wish it were that easy. jason watley is proof that it doesn't work for everyone. >> watley did a one-year stay here for credit card fraud. he violated his parole when he was found with credit card making materials and is now back for two more years. >> at that time, i wasn't prepared to come home and change. i never said leaving that program i was going to change and do something better. >> watley has been assigned an inmate job passing out meals. it doesn't pay anything, but it has other benefits. >> i like to do a little work here and there. it makes things easier. tonight, i have to clean showers after everybody is done. other than that, it's pretty chill. >> based on their responses, based

there are some exceptions, the gld which is the etf that i like to play for gold but in general if you are not a pro and not managing a portfolio of different stocks and not day trading every single day you probably shouldn't be fooling around with knows etfs, either. cheap s&p 500 index fund is the least bad way to passively manage your way, better than the vast bulk of actively managed mutual funds, but an index fund owns everything, the good, the bad and the ugly. and if you do have the time i think you can beat the performance of an index fund by picking stocks yourself which is the entire reason i do this show every night. if you don't have the time, though, then don't overthink it, just one cheap s&p index fund is indeed the best way to go. mary in maryland, mary. >> caller: booyah, jim. >> uh-huh. >> caller: jim, i started listening to you a while back, then i started buying stocks on your advice. >> thank you. >> caller: now i'm looking at my portfolio here and, jim, jim, mine eyes has seen the glory. so i want to get a little fancier and perhaps buy some however, i'm curious a

it was a gld inopportunity-- . >> rose: because she was a member of the administration. >> member of the administration. and supports many of his policies. in fact wants to move to the left on some of them. and we have a strong field. i mean you look at most of the candidates in race, these are very successful governors, very successful senators, people who have won elections in the obama years. people who are very good at waging the argument at prosecuting the case, an effective field. and in comes donald trump and has with inflammatory rhetoric tapped into a very, in many respects, understandably angry sentiments with voarts whose primary issues are immigration and traild, and koirded that segment of electorate while the rest of this very talented field is tragmenting the rest of the electorate. so chopping up into small pieces the rest of the electorate. so you have trump on the one hand dominating and these other very talented candidates dividing up the rest. >> rose: and they can't get traction, with a few exception -- exceptions, marco rubio has some traction, he gained some in

they like the vanguard reit etf over gld.lennials also like emerging-market that have heavy because they have a higher risk tolerance, as they are younger. julie: finally, you wrote a companion piece that you can and thatloomberg.com now talks about etf that are being made to cater to millennials. >> absolutely. the largest generation in history. they are about to inherit $30 trillion. uts are marketing -- etf's are being marketed to them. like will invest in stocks e-commerce, sharing economy stocks, all kinds of things they are into. this is a way to appeal to them on it than that basis. they also had one for boomers call the aging population etf, which will probably be heavy health care. julie: eric balchunas, thank you. betty: still ahead, with donald trump grounded out the republicans and even some of the democrats, how will hillary clinton and her opponents get people to watch when they hit the debate stage this weekend? ♪ . a lot happening this morning. you're watching bloomberg television, i'm betty liu. let's start w

gld i continue as an appropriate xx to advocate for funding peace keeping and for dealing with some of these challenges. it's very encouraging for me to see your engagement and hard work. for this to be cost effective an, yet, refleblgt our values, we need to make some real progress in the areas around accountability. let me just ask sort of the last question and then take what time we have left to answer. i'm concerned about the peace keepers both in africa and globally. china made a pledge of 8,000 peace keepers. and i'm concerned about how you see that planning on going forward and how we can sustain that investment. >> thank you. basically, told us anything he can do to ensure that these commitments are followed through on, he's prepared to invest his own time. so we are dealing with the set of challenges at a level that i don't think we've seen before with the aggressiveness that we vrnt seen before from the united states, notwithstanding the fact that successive administrations have seen the value of this tool. >> i any the china question comes together a little bit. we have a ma

aisle gld some of the issues have been resolved. particularly i'm concerned and glad it will provide critical resources for the fight against isil, emphasize collection to hon mor -- monitor and ensure compliance with the iranian nuclear agreement that intelligence is very important and as well it promotes a prime partner capabilities such as helping our allies in france. mr. speaker, as i close, let me say my concern, however, still remains on the authority limited of the privacy, civil liberties oversight board. it's a bill we all should consider. with that, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. burgess: by direction of the committee on rule, i call up house resolution 539 and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report theres. claugs -- resolution. the clerk: house calendar number 76, house resolution 539, resolved that at any time after adoption of this resolution the speaker may, pursuant to clause 2-b of rule 18, decla