Keyera Corp (KEY.TO)

He prefers companies like Keyera to companies like Enbridge. KEY has reasonable level of debt, great cash flow visibility and a growing cash flow stream over time. He also thinks the management team is aligned with shareholders.

Infrastructure stock. Her preference in this space is Pembina Pipeline. Nothing wrong with this stock. (Analysts’ price target is $41.20)

It is the best of breed midstream company over the last 15 years. They lowest debt level and lowest payout ratio.

Fallen out of favour recently, trading at at a five-year low. Terrific dividend grower with good projects in the pipeline, so to speak. He thinks it's down because of fear of rising interest rates, which is near-sighted. Good management. Great time to buy. (Analysts' price target $42.64)

People are concerned about interest rates so this one has come under pressure. He is chiefly interested in the yield and its increases. He also wants to know what is the value and what will the growth be. KEY-T has a number of projects underway which will increase the size of the company and they will lead to even more dividend increases. Focus on the value and the price will take care of itself.

Just did a big equity issue of more than $400 million, and some were surprised by that. Generally speaking, the group has been a bit soft with the volatility in Canadian crude oil/natural gas prices. In this environment, you just ride this out and hopefully the commodity price improves.

Oil is a structural macro problem for energy infrastructure companies right now. Trading near its lows, as is the whole group. From 2009 through 2014, prices rose for oil, volumes grew dramatically, dividends grew dramatically, and energy infrastructure companies went from 6X earnings to 24X earnings, and then the bubble burst. Stocks are reflecting that growth will not necessarily be there.

He lumps it into the bond proxy bucket and so does not own it. He would prefer ENB-T because it has an element of growth – a high dividend close to 5% and an explicit plan to grow the dividend 10-12% a year. You need this to avoid multiple compression.

(A Top Pick June 21/16. Up 7%.) He still likes the name. A very well-managed company. Conservative debt metrics. Provides good income.

(Top Pick Apr 12/16, Down 3.13%) This is a good income pick for people. You don’t buy it because the stock price will double. Don’t buy the horses, buy the race track. No matter what, it has to go through a KEY-T facility regardless of whether the price of oil goes up or down.

One of his top picks has better bottom line growth. This is not in a terrible industry and does have some growth, so he thinks it is okay to hold. There are better choices, but there are way worse choices. (See Top Picks.)

A very, very well-run company. The dividend payout ratio is low and it is very well financed. This has been stagnant for about 2 years. Americans love to hate this stock at times. Thinks this company is set to go. You could see it down at $38 again. Depending on your time frame, this is a solid, long term hold. Good dividend growth potential.

He likes this. An extremely well-run company, probably one of the better run companies in the oil/gas sector. Valuation metrics always look a little bit pricey. If this got under $30, he would be tempted to take a fairly good size position.

The chart looks fairly flat over the last year, but this is a safe, stable, midstream/utility type company. You are not going to get any surprises with this company. It will pay you a decent distribution. Dividend yield of 4.2%.

This is all those stocks coming off and where can we still have exposure to this sector and the infrastructure. 4% yield and 50% distribution. It is a really well run business and he wants to own something in the infrastructure space. (Analysts’ Target: $44.73%).