This week’s new 52-week lows… (Jan 2-8)

Reverse head and shoulders now? The problem is that the second one is lower than the first one. It's trending lower, but at least it has established a support level around $11. (Elliott Fishman)

They're trying to cut costs and sell holdings. If you hold this, then take a loss now. There's too much confusion, disappointment and debt. Unless they can turn around their businesses, then debt will continue to deepen. Avoid it. (He nearly bought it last summer. (Don Lato)

Cameras on satellites. Feels they’ve made a lot of progress in the right direction. Management is working hard and there is now more clarity. We may see some positive free cash flow one day. At this point, it is starting to become interesting, although clearly there are still a lot of unclear questions. (Andrey Omelchak)

Prefers Melcor Developments (MRD-T). When there have been housing difficulty like there has been, it’s extremely difficult for stocks like these. (Michael Smedley)

They had a project where they had lent out some money to the big Urban Corp. real estate company, which defaulted on their loans. Fortunately, the loan was secured by some real estate. Terra Firma just announced getting full repayment of the principal plus interest for that property. Now it will be a function to…

He really likes it and its management who run 25% of the company. Problem is, they are recovering in Alberta, and so now BEI.UN IS shifting to Ontario, namely the GTA. Rents are rising except in Alberta (stable, not rising). He hopes this turns around. (Paul Gardner, CFA)

(A Top Pick May 15/19, Down 18%) It got hit severely. All base metals are basically four companies. We haven't had a metal cycle in quite a while. The catalyst will be when the US dollar stops being so high and also shortages occur. (Terry Shaunessy)

A Levearge ETF.  He advised to steer clear of these kinds of investment.  They are trading vehicles the are intended to be watched daily. D (Daniel Straus)

(A Top Pick May 15/19, Down 18%) It got hit severely. All base metals are basically four companies. We haven't had a metal cycle in quite a while. The catalyst will be when the US dollar stops being so high and also shortages occur. (Terry Shaunessy)

First Trust has a good operation. Has looked at the Senior Loan ETF, more in the US, and has tended to stay away from them. There is not enough pick up in yields in past corporates. Worries about the underlying illiquidity of the asset class. (Terry Shaunessy)

He doesn’t know this, but assumes it is an actively managed bond fund. If so, the question you are going to have is the duration of the bond fund at any given time. You can usually get that information from the people who market this ETF. If you have a duration of 10, then you…

It contains some of the best quality companies in the US.  BMO write puts 15-20% below the market price.  They generate additional income from the puts.  Every month if the markets don’t fall to those prices, then they harvest the income on those puts.  BMO does not want to own the stocks so if necessary…

 This company has been around for 20 years on the Venture exchange.  It has no revenues and has a couple of properties, one in Quebec and the other in BC.  I questions how many investors have made money on this.  He has no interest in this one.  (Benj Gallander)

He covers the stock and owns it.  The business is doing well.  They are a leader in their space.  There was a big investor out of China that fell on hard times and has had to sell shares.  It may be poised for a turnaround. (Fabrice Taylor)

A lot of people are down on this name including Rio Tinto who is the driver of this story with 50%.  The Mongolian government is threatening higher royalties and taxes.  These are some of the risks of foreign jurisdictions.  But he thinks all of the bad news is in the name.  Don’t sell.  Wait for…

Depends on China, and whether that economy goes back up. He owns Hudbay Minerals instead, it's a safer geography and a bit better balance sheet. (Bruce Campbell (1))

It's range-trader. During flight-to-safety periods (as he expects in the next few years when market become unglued), gold will shine again with a good rally. He's added to his position. GDX is US-listed gold miners. Gold stocks vs. gold price are 35-year lows, and gold stock vs. the S&P 500 are as cheap pre-Recesssion (2005-6).…

(A Top Pick May 15/18, Down 61%) A small-cap. They did some interesting deals that he liked, including a big phosphate mine off Agrium before their merger--the stock did well for a while. But their Brazil plant ran into trouble. If it is fixed, then it'll be fine.. It's a small-cap with a good balance…

It's range-trader. During flight-to-safety periods (as he expects in the next few years when market become unglued), gold will shine again with a good rally. He's added to his position. GDX is US-listed gold miners. Gold stocks vs. gold price are 35-year lows, and gold stock vs. the S&P 500 are as cheap pre-Recesssion (2005-6).…

He is a geological advisor to them.  Consulted on a project in Italy, but it was not what he thought it would be. (Brent Cook)

Has an old mine outside of Los Angeles that was run in the 1930s. Closed down during the Second World War and they are doing open pit mining in the area. Has some issues, but at these gold prices, it will probably start to work again. Under followed. Highly speculative. (Robert Cohen B.A.Sc., MBA, CFA)

He owns just under 10% of the company. They are consolidating the industry. Last year was a transition year and they had a few hiccups. They regained all their shelf space at the LCBO. They are consolidating smaller players but could end up getting acquired down the road. (Stephen Takacsy, B. Eng, MBA)

He's long owned this and likes it. Are we in peak auto now? Car stocks have come off--and that's overdone. Markets are growing rapidly, though China is making its own auto parts. That said, this space and stock are safe for now. (Michael Sprung)

(A Top Pick Sep 10/18, Down 22%) Brookfield has the Midas touch. It's a private equity type vehicle. You put it aside, and in the tough times you have to remember not to sell it. Lots of leverage involved, so when markets go down, value of the underlying assets goes down. A good stable of…

The big challenge is getting their product to market. They have most of the cash they need into 2020, which should buy them enought time. He is watching to see how revenues ramp up next year. (Bruce Campbell (2))