They do a fair business in Asia in telephony. It's expected to grow in June 2020 from 7 to 9 cents, then 14 cents in June 2021. Good earnings growth. Boasts 8.5% free cash flow which is high for a tech stock, so they can buyback stock or raise the dividend. Analysts see 20% upside.

They did a financing within the last 6 months. There's a warrant of 30 cents. Like Xebec, they can extract gas from garbage dumps (including methane), process it, then sell that methane. They have an C$8.3 million contract with a California dump. GRN pulls the most gas off any garbage dump in the world--great technology and track record. Cheap vs. Xebec, but Xebec has a higher profile and could win future projects from GRN.

The 10.8% dividend is safe, based on its cash flow. The chart looks interesting--free cash flow positive and growing by 9% into 2020. Cash flow has grown 106% in the past year. Has a $12 price target, or 19% upside.

He doesn't know this stock. There's a lot happening in the A.I. space.

(A Top Pick Dec 28/18, Up 66%) Sold it. KL is hugely profitable with two Australian mines, producing high-yield gold. Meanwhile the price of gold has been leaping this year. They bought Detour Gold, which has much less profitable mine. Also look hard at Teranga Gold.

(A Top Pick Dec 28/18, Down 5%) Sold it earlier in 2019. Its outlook is merely okay. Look elsewhere for yield. Rogers is getting hit by its own unlimited data plan.

(A Top Pick Dec 28/18, Up 17%) A core holding and he still likes it. Performs well.

He consults with them. It's one of the best AI opportunities around. They have a relationship with the Bank of Sao Paulo, trying to get a discount brokering license for that bank. He expects this in three months--big upside here. Also, their product can be sold to other companies in other various geographies like Egypt. 2020 holds many opportunities for them.

They make frack sand; not a commonly covered stock. Trades at 15x earnings. The 2021 outlook is much better, supported by strong demand. A good opportunity.

7.4% dividend and it is not safe--a 540% payout ratio. Lumber prices seem to have bottomed this year and should rise. Will WEF maintain the dividend? Free cash flow is negative. 4 cents of earnings in 2020, rising to 11 cents in 2021 is his outlook. Ranks near the bottom for him.

Is switching to American good? Canadian companies move south to pay lower taxes. ECA's overall cash flow will grow modestly. The price of oil is expected to rise, so that's a tailwind. ECA ranks in the middle for him. This is probably a trade, but other gas companies are better.

They're working on a phase two test of a new drug, but the results are delayed, which has hammered the stock by half, though it's moved up 16% today. Results should be released in mid/late-January and he expects them to be positive. The drug will address a huge population who suffers high cholesterol. He sees a $10 target price, if the result is good and all goes well. Very speculative.

A large company in commercial real estate. Barely pays a dividend, but offers an 11% free cash flow yield that's and growing 91% YOY. It trades at 8x trailing cash flow and boasts a big 25% return on capital in Q4. Earnings to grow 11% in 2020. (Analysts’ price target is $107.83)

Pays a 3.9% dividend that's sustainable, trades at a good 8.5% free cash flow yield, and a 31% ROE. Boasts an expected 21% upside. (Analysts’ price target is $29.50)

They operate mobile incinerators at oil wells, namely in Mexico. Free cash flow is up 58% YOY. Trailing ROE is 26%. Earnings will grow 29% in 2020, 23% in 2021. Trades at a good 8.6x PE in 2020. Expected 30% upside. (Analysts’ price target is $6.21)