He doesn't like the energy space, but this is among the best in this sector. Integrated, and well-run, with an upstream and a downstream business. They have more than one way to make money. Boast a solid balance sheet. Good dividend. We are close to the bottom of pessimism about Canadian oil. He's confident about the new CEO.

A dominant land registry business with a contract with the Saskatchewan government lasting 15 years. Their technology division provides registry software around the globe. Also have a services business to supply info to corporations. High barriers to entry and generates a lot of free cash flow. Trades at a discount valuation. 5% dividend. A steady business. (Analysts’ price target is $22.00)

Well-run. Lots of excess capacity with potential (he suspects they are) to be an early player in fusing cannabis with beer. BRB has lot of experience in blending drinks. Cheap valuation and good balance sheet. Potential upside in cannabis-beer. There's always the chance of a bigger player buying out the Brick. (Analysts’ price target is $4.66)

Another sell-off today: we will see a bounce, but we are late-cycle and investors have trade concerns and about interest rates rising by central banks. Now, investors should be defensive. If you have cash, you can find some opportunities to buy oversold companies. He can't predict the bottom. Instead, focus on companies you like, maybe buy on days like today, considering dollar-cost averaging where you buy a company over a few weeks (buy-wait-buy). He has 20-25% cash and has invested about 4% of that recently. This is a normal correction, not a bear market. As for tech, Netflix and Amazon are too expensive now, but Google is good now.

Buy more after today's sell-off? Yes, if you believe in the business and its long-term merits. The valuation is high, but this is a 10-20-year business to own. They dominant online retailing and data storage. A high-quality company. If you buy it, buy it gradually to be safe. Don't time the bottom.

Doesn't love it. It's been a growth stock and so has had a premium in their stock. So when it had a recent misstep, the stock got killed. Even after the pullback, it's still a pricey stock in terms of valuation. He fears more competition coming, and as they raise they prices to a few dollars, DOL starts to compete with stores like Walmart.

He doesn't follow this company, though it's high-quality. It's a safe-haven, tech-quality play. They trade at a decent valuation with a strong brand name with a blue-chip customer list.

(A Top Pick Jan 23/18, Down 33%) Recently exited it. Aurora owns 25% of the company, but Ontario just said that a weed company can't own more than 9.9% of a retailer, so it's a challenge for them in how to develop their cannabis side. He'll continue to track this. There's risk to raise capital for them and that could pressure the share price.