Has it on his list for following. Last fall their output was relatively flat at 78 barrels a day. Has been some improvement recently and have announced a deal with Impact and should be up over 10,000 barrels daily. This is a level where they could become an income trust. This factor is probably priced in now.
A number of very good assets, but were lumped together as a conglomerate which gave a discount to its valuation. Now restructuring which should give a valuation bump. Should generate good cash flows.
Very good company and very well run. Have been having excellent success. Still relatively inexpensive. A lot of these are going to become royalty trusts over the next 12/18 months.
A smaller trust. Has a 2-sector perform recommendation on this trust. One concern is that on developement capital expenditures one component comes from bank debt. High payout ratio of 231% versus an average of 150%.
A chicken way to play the base metal market. Has been waiting for a pull back which seems to be happening now. Feels there's a floor of near $20 and can't see it going much below that. Incredibly cheap. If the transaction goes through with the Chinese government, can see it go to the $24/25 level.
In an extended secular upswing for metals pricing because of 1) the surge in demand and 2) because of the uptick in global production rates. But the big moves in the metal prices are now done which takes a way the froth and excitement. Not enamoured with Noranda's assets.
His least favourite mining stock in Canada. Always had good assets, but management has never realized the potential. Brascan has put the company up for sale, but no one has been interested.
You have to believe in natural gas to own this trust. Natural gas looks shaky for the next 2/3 months. Storage levels are high. Has a nice reserve life and a good balance sheet. You'll have a better opportunity to buy or add in the spring time.
Even without China this stock should be selling close to $28/30. On a Price to Cash Flow basis, it is among the cheapest. Likes minerals going forward.