On my recent trip to Oregon I met with venture capital investors in NuScale Power, which is trailblazing, the brave new world of ?new? nuclear. Their technology has been pioneered by Dr. Jose Reyes, dean of the School of Engineering at Oregon State University in Corvallis.

This is definitely not your father?s nuclear power plant. The company has applied for design certification with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for a mini light water reactor with a passive cooling system rated at 45 megawatts. The idea is to site a dozen of these together, which in aggregate can generate 540 Megawatts, little more than half the size of the old 1 gigawatt monsters.

Running a dozen small reactors instead of one big one makes for vastly easier operation and maintenance, as individual units can be brought on and offline as needed. Small size also eliminates the need for gargantuan, expensive containment structures. This power source runs at night, when solar and wind plants are offline. Modular design makes mass production of these units economical.

Once certification, approval, permitting, and construction are complete, we can expect to see the NuScale plants running by 2018. After all, if something similar works in nuclear powered submarines and aircraft carriers, why not in industrial zones on the outskirts of town? For more on NuScale?s innovative efforts visit their website at the following link: ?http://www.nuscalepower.com/ .

Jim Parker, The Mad Day Trader, has published his targets for a broad range of asset classes for the fourth quarter of 2013. The numbers are the product of his proprietary model, which he has developed over the past 40 years, and generated one of the most outstanding track records in the business. Ignore Jim?s views at your peril!

Jim says that stocks will bottom in coming weeks and begin a run that will take the S&P 500 (SPY) up to 1,730. Break that with conviction, and the next goal will be 1,780. If NASDAQ breaks 3,240, then we could tack on another 100 points very quickly.

Jim is a died-in-the-wool bear on bonds, and sees the entire fixed income space returning to long term normalized yields. It would be wise to sell every serious rally. It is unlikely that the iShares Barclays 20+ Year Treasury ETF (TLT) will rally from today?s $106.20 to above $114.62. Try to establish shorts and sell premium as close to that number as you can get.

The Japanese yen has correctly been a major focus of the foreign exchange market this year. Jim is a bear here as well. His quarterly pivot for the (FXY) is $98.63, and if we break $97.35, much lower targets beckon. He is modestly positive on the euro (FXE), as long as we maintain above $133.50.

Gold has been hammered this year, tracking the Treasury bond market almost 1:1 to the downside, as ?RISK ON? investors flee towards higher yielding instruments. Don?t expect any relief until we definitively break $1,420 on the upside. Stay away until then.

Jim is also negative on oil as long as we don?t break $104.70-$105.30 in the spot, or $38.18 in the (USO). Jim sees copper as weak and could be hit with another selloff.

The grains have been a graveyard this year for traders, as the largest crops in history have come in better than expected. Play the dead cat bounces, and buy every 8%-10% dump for a quick snap back rally.

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