Peter Arender, CFA

Wouldn't get excited at these levels. Fundamental value is a little bit higher than what it's trading at now.

No growth in earnings and is flat lined in expectation of growth. Has dividends.

Based on what it is earning right now, it is fully valued. Would buy 20/25% lower.

Not seeing earnings growth. Not cheap.

Closer to the price that we would be selling at, not buying. By historical standards, this is the level where banks tend to top out. Fully valued.

Not accompany you normally get excited about. Having been growing earnings like mad and not the best Co. out there, but at a good price..

Feels that this company and Power Financial look quite expensive. Could have 20/25% down side.

Feels that this company and Power Financial look quite expensive. Could have 20/25% down side.

Doesn't think the stock will be going up any time soon. Others in the sector have been improving their earnings but this one will be later.

At the beginning of the year, the stock looked overpriced. Has fallen by 30% and very close to be considered "not a bad buy".

Looks interesting

Feels there's a big enough safety buffer between the present price and what it's worth based on earnings.

Looks particularly expensive.

Has been doing a relatively well during this period of technology weakness. Good fundamentals.

A wave of profit-taking has dropped a number of mining stocks. The global demand for base metals will probably last quite a while. The risk reward looks good.