Taking the investment road less traveled John Canally, LPL Financial, and Andre Julian, Trade Aviator, discuss whether investors should take the road less traveled. With the stock market at its highest level in more than four years, investors are wondering if it's time to rethink their stock investments. John Canally of LPL Financial and Andre Julian, president of Trade Aviator, appeared on CNBC Friday to discuss whether investors should stay where they are, or take the road less traveled. Canally advised looking at investments in stocks that will benefit the most from quantitative easing -- economic stimulus from the Federal Reserve. Gold and silver miners, in particular, are likely to benefit, he said. Trade Aviator's Andre Julian noted that the ongoing debt crisis in Europe is factor weighing on the market, and investors should look at diversifying their investments so they can protect their assets. Friday's weaker-than-expected employment report has many investors believing the Federal Reserve will continue to boost stocks with another round of economic stimulus known as quantitative easing, or QE.