Yes we did not get enough time to cover bonds. We think that the economic data is likely to take a new turn for the worse in the next few quarters, and if this is the case then expectations for near term rate hikes are likely unfounded. As a result, we think that the sell off in recent weeks in longer bonds, may provide an opportunity to extend some fixed income capital further out on the curve in government bonds for a while--it wouold be for a trade not a park. As we will have to watch very carefully for signs that rates are rising, which eventually I assume they will perhaps a year or so out. As for US dollar for Americans I would look at repatriating foreign currency capital you may hold in the C$, Aussie or Euro assets and place it in US dollar Tbills, money market, or similar short term ETFS, perhaps some in the longer bond ETF's (only if you are prepared to watch rates very closely for a need to exit them). But the idea would be to take capital away from equity and foreign currency risk and park it in the U dollar while the next leg of the risk asset correction plays out.