Inter Pipeline (IPL.TO)

Gorgeous trend. You have a winner.

You could do covered call writing if you are comfortable possibly loosing the stock. If you are concerned about risk, you could buy a put.

(A Top Pick Nov 8/11. Up 33.55%.) Still buying for new accounts. Likes this for the growth of dividends.

Service fee revenue for transporting liquefied natural gas. Will be large growth in LNG from oil sands. Demand will continue to grow.

Good managed company. Have pipelines along with services in the middle.

(A Top Pick Nov 8/11. Up 30.37%.)

(A Top Pick Oct 21. Up 42.52%.) What surprised him is that some of their older pipelines into the heritage fields have been doing quite well because new technology is getting more oil out of some of the older fields. Has heads-up management.

An oily pipeline in Alberta as opposed to gas. Well managed. Has done great. The problem is that it is at another all-time high and is quite expensive. His preference would be Enbridge (ENB-T), which is expected to have a 10%-12% growth over the next 5-7 years which would beat this company a little bit and also, it has pulled back from its highs. If it were him, he would switch. (See Top Picks.)

(Top Pick Oct 25/11, Up 41.03%)

(A Top Pick Oct 3/11. Up 49.78%.) Still has some room to go.

(Top Pick May 17/12. Up 12.61%.) This is a good place to be. 5.5% dividend.

(Market Call Minute.) Will do well. Great growth and great linkage to oil sands development over the next 15 years.

Thinks there is great growth in this. Doesn’t know of any area that has more visibility of growth than the pipelines and midstream infrastructure.

Chart shows a three-year upwards trend line with no signs of it even starting to slow down.

Looking at the overall oil sands activity, it is expected to double over the next 15 years and some of the beneficiaries of this are the pipelines. This company just did a new deal where they are getting more oil sands exposure, which is actually reducing the risk of the stock. Great 4.9% dividend. Relatively safe and growing.