Outsourcing services and consulting assistance integration. Latter business has suffered in the recession but they have been getting new contract wins in the US. Have grown their backlog so there is good earnings visibility.

Hedged 2/3rds of their 2009 natural gas production at about $9 and about 45% of 2010 at over $6 so that is protecting their cash flow and capital spending program. Gas at $3 is way out of whack with the price of crude. With a significant decline in drilling and a pickup in industrial activity, gas prices should start to move higher next year.

Diversified Aerospace and industrial products. Have leading divisions such as Carrier, Otis Elevators and Pratt & Whitney. Good management team. Uniquely positioned because of their aftermarket sales, which should cushion their earnings with any decline in original equipment demand. Will also benefit from infrastructure spending and emerging economies. 2.7% dividend.

(A Top Pick July 21/09. Up 9.22%.) Just reported good results. Acquired EDS last year and integration is ahead of schedule. Still sees a lot of upside margin improvement. Demand in the US and China has stabilized although some concerns in Europe.

(A Top Pick July 21/09. Down 5.08%.) Still likes this one long-term. Largest wireless player and still have the highest R2 (?) and the lowest churn. Their exclusive rights to the iPhone will benefit them long-term.

(A Top Pick July 21/09. Up 4.38%.) Still likes. Have a very good position in emerging markets.

Wireless and wire line services. Will probably correct relatively less in any pullback so this would be a safe and defensive name. 6.2% yield.