Not a company that weathered the major selloff since January, therefore not a great company. Look for companies that wont get hurt if a recession comes. Avoid this company.
Yield oriented companies make a lot of sense in this market. You wouldn’t want to see this stock trade below $37. Set $35 as a stop. Fundamentally the companies in pretty good shape. Could reach $45 in the next year.
The stock’s been consolidating since April last year. This could do pretty well. Likes steady growers in this environment, which this is. In this type of environment, outsourcing companies tend to do pretty well.
The pharma sector has had a rotten time, declining earnings. This company will have worst earnings than last year. Would avoid the stock (Not value investors, don’t try to pick bottoms), in a declining environment this will perform poorly.
A great play on economic strength in western Canada. Not inexpensive, probably the most expensive in Canada. They’re had tremendous growth. You’re fighting the tide with the financials.
The company depends on being able to raise funding to buy assets. Over the last 9 months, the price people are willing to pay for assets has come down and the funding costs have increased. They are seeing a squeeze. Less attractive. Not the right stock for this type of environment.
Have reduced gold exposure. Believe we’re in a secular gold bull market. Your have to expect sharp corrections in gold. Has a positive price trend. Wouldn’t want to see it trade below $20. Gold is a great asset to hold. A growth stock, good cost management, good diversification of assets.
The best agricultural stock in the Canadian market place. Their merger was good. They’re in a very strong pricing environment. Can trade at a higher earnings multiple than it is right now.
We’re in a bit of a pinch for natural gas because of a lack of drilling last year. They have a potentially significant play in western Canada. Beating the competition at the growth level and at finding new assets. Really positive pricing power on the product. The company is growing very quickly with a lot of upside.
An equipment/services company. An international play. Have very strong growth (40%) in the eastern hemisphere next year. All their peers are down grading earnings estimated, they aren’t. Good company in a difficult environment.
Retail stocks have done terribly in this market, there are a couple exceptions such as this. Has very strong buying power. Strong company in a weak sector.
The prospects for Nortel are getting worse, not better. China is producing a huge amount of competition. Fighting an uphill battle. The wrong kind of stock.