For 3-5 years? The world is continuing to move to e-payments, so Visa has a long runway. The valuation is much higher than even JPM, but Visa's costs are under control. This is the closest thing to a sure thing.

Is the dividend 4 or 6%? This is important to know for seniors. It's 6.43%. He's owned this for a long time. They're shifting their business from getting a fixed fee from Air Canada (that'll drop in 2021) to leasing aircraft to AC. Sell some shares around $8.50-9.00.

Sell it and buy Microsoft. The problem is that the global industry, which buys their coal, is slowing. The price could fall, facing competitive pricing from Australia which could flood the world with it. Be cautious here.

They saturated Canada with stores, but are now adding higher-value goods in the store with prices up to $5. The glory days of growth are over and this will be a cyclical retailer. It's okay to hold it, but not as a core holding. He prefers Aritzia.

It's been smashed in the past five years, dropping from the mid-teens to around $5-6, and cut their dividend. They made some bad calls when Alberta de-regulated and they let their transmission lines go. But they have turned around. The dividend could rise in coming years and it could move to $12. He prefers Capital Power.

vs. Linamar This and Linamar have been cut in half as industrial stocks have been pressured. NFI is selling at 10x earnings, with Linamar at 5x. Both will recover, but he prefers Linamar because it's a stronger company. About NFI, politicians will buy buses, but when? (See his Top Picks for LNR.)