Distribution yield a little over 8%. Has dropped quite a bit since the beginning of the year. There is some fear on power units that are sometimes fed by natural gas. This one has long-term fuel contracts.

Not spending enough capital, so they reported decent results but are not maintaining their operations. Good operations in the west, but having no difficulty in the east.

It had a really strong end to the year 2005, but 2006 has been a liitle difficult. There is a possibility that Shining Bank may have to reduce its distributions in the next couple of months. Weak gas prices have affected this company. This expert and her company are in the process of assessing the stock. This stocks may decrease further and this might be a better time to buy. If you are buying today you are not buying at its high.

It has had a lot of problems since the beginning. Debt levels are extremely high and they are looking to refinance their debt.(but it has not happended yet). Sell if you own.

Up 9.6 % year to date. Believes it is undervalued compared to some of its peers. Converted from a common share structure to a royalty trust structure. Predicts they will stabilze their production over the next year and that they have good opportunities for the short and long term. Paid $31.00 and if the opportunity came up they would buy more.

They don't follow this trust as closely as others. Really has not taken off, has had disappointing results. Not their favourite name. Believes that there are better oil and gas royalty trusts out there.

Furniture retailling started out West and then expanded to Eastern Canada. Retail is a tough business and their margins are paper thin. They make their money in their financing programs. They don't own it and would tend to avoid it.

They like it very much and they own it. It is one of their larger REIT positions. It is not inexpensive and hardly any REiTs are inexpensive these days. Riocan has done well over the past few years and they feel there are opportunities ahead for them. It is not cheap assets. Real estate is expensive.

Canadian REIT is a diversified Canadian real estate trust. They have office, retail and commercial properties. Not overly exposed to one type of property. Strong, conservative management team. Low pay out ratio compared to the other senior trusts. Slightly less expensive than its peers. Paid a little less than $14.00 and are continueing to buy for new accounts .

Superior Trust is one that they have liked for a long time. In the long term it will do just fine. However, 2005 was a difficult year for them and they have yet to see 4th quarter results. Expectations are they might be a little weak. If you are looking for one for your first trusts, she is recommending Canadian REIT, Penn West, Yellow Pages Business Fund and BFI. (they own these trusts) These trusts are expensive though.

Investors were initially hesitant about Sleep Country Canada since it is a retail trust.. However, this company has consistently increased its distribution and consistently expanded profitably into new markets. It has immediate and long term prospects. It is expanding to the US market. There is a bit of a risk here but has potential to do well. She paid less than $12.00 for this trust and continues to buy.

It is an oil and gas producer, heavy gas exposure. In the long term it should do fine. Hold if you own. Buying depends on your personal circumstances. The expert's company is assessing this trust to see if they want to buy or not.

Connors Bros. Income Fund has had a difficult 2005 and has not announced its 4th quarter earnings results. There was a distribution cut at the end of the year. They still own it, but are waiting for its 4th quarter results and a turnaround in the integration of some of the businesses they purchased in the past . Also, they would like to see them have pricing power before this expert would buy more.

Based on the quality of management, quality of assets and the outlook for the company, this is a good long-term hold. This is dependent on oil/gas prices.

They have a power purchase agreement with Calpine Corp, in the US and Calpine Corp. is very close to bankruptcy. This has been reflected in the price of the trust. Thinks they will be able to change the purchaser to a new body. There will be volatility here.