Sell half of my holdings and buy a utility? It pays a 3.9%. The shares have done well since they abandoned a bid to buy a Washington utility. There's little growth here, though. He prefers Capital Power which is a little riskier and pays a safer dividend. Also look at Innergex or a REIT, if you want income.

There's disruption in trucking with a shortage of drivers and the Amazon Effect. Will there be self-driving trucks later? TFII is well-run and will be okay in the long-run, though. It has a good market share.

A great performer in the past 4 years. They have executed well, and Amazon partnered with them. CJT will be involved in Amazon's one-day shipping. They have good growth ahead of them. Buy on a pullback.

For the long term? Canadian banks are good to hold long-term. RY and TD are his picks in this sector, but it'll be a tougher environment with interest rates staying low in the coming years. He prefers Morgan Stanley because of its growth in wealth management. But banking overall will be tougher to make money for the next 5 years. But you own bank stocks for the dividend and will grow slowly in the coming decade.

A high-growth, mature software stock, so it hasn't sold it as much as, say, Shopify. They have a great customer base and a strong acquisition track record that fuels growth. Great recurring revenue base. He's looking at it.