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Today, Stan Wong commented about whether XEG.TO, C, RY.TO, GAS.TO, CSCO, BB.TO, HBM.TO, PM, S.TO, WTN.TO, PFE, DOL.TO, JNJ, BHP, DOW, WPM.TO, GE, AUQ.TO, AGU.TO, SC.TO, IXN, WDC, F, FXI, TTM, QUX.TO are stocks to buy or sell.

DON'T BUY
One of the stronger names in the healthcare space but this might not be the best performing sector. Chart looks quite nice moving along the 50 day moving average. 3% yield with a 40% payout ratio.
COMMENT
Doing very well. Most of their goods they purchase are from overseas so with a high Cdn$ they have an advantage. He is more geared towards the higher end of consumer discretionary stores.
BUY
Like it for its dividend of about 4.1%. Very high cash flow. Have diversified their product line with the acquisition of Wyeth.
HOLD
Shows up well in his ranking system. Blew away earnings in the last quarter making $.09 while the estimate was $.01. Looks a little overbought at this point. Would prefer it at the 50 day moving average of about $4.85.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
Showing up nicely on his screen. Recently beat estimates. Has some earnings momentum. Moving along the 50 and 200 day moving averages. Expect there will be a pullback and would consider at $8.
BUY
Fantastic yield at 6.7%. Decent payout ratio at 74%. High cash flow business. From a growth perspective, tobacco companies tend not to screen well but this stock is doing well.
DON'T BUY
Materials space looks interesting. A lot of talk lately as to whether it would be acquired so the stock has been relatively flat in the last little while. (See Top Picks.)
HOLD
Also owns Apple (AAPL-Q) and has been frustrated owning this one. Can be a trading stock because of its volatility. This stock has to be driven by events. There is an analysts’ day coming up on April 26, which could have some new product lines coming out.
BUY
Has either in its space. Made $.40 last quarter beating estimates of $.30. Above the 50 and 200 day moving averages.
DON'T BUY
Natural gas ETF. Natural gas and currency are 2 of the most difficult things to predict. If he were going to own natural gas, he would rather own the companies that produce it.
HOLD
Some of the downside risks could be increased because of regulatory rules and changes on how they operate. This one has a great balance sheet. Chart shows at doing extremely well but wonders if there will be a bit of a pause in some of the banks.
DON'T BUY
Almost 27% of the stock is still owned by the US government and if the government exits its position, it should be positive for the stock but who knows when that will happen. He would rather own the new leaders in that space such as Goldman Sachs (GS-N), J.P. Morgan (JPM-N) or Morgan Stanley (MS-N).
DON'T BUY
S&P/TSX energy ETF. Energy sector has lagged in the last little while. Crude prices have gone up quite a bit but stocks have not matched it.