Buy below $13. Good yield. Big addition to the revenue coming on when their corridor pipeline comes on. There is a prospect that in the next year or so they might raise their distribution. Will remain as an income trust. 7% yield.
Universal Canadian bond fund. Rather than holding money in cash or bankers acceptances that are paying less than .05%, this one yields about 3.9%. When interest rates start to rise, you might not want to be in this one.
Expecting this company to do spectacularly well. Mostly in Colombia, Brazil and Guyana. Drilling some very strong wells and have $80 million to do this. Producing about 3000 barrels a day and expecting to exit at 7000. Good management.
Low cost producer of oriented strand board. Stock has come off a good deal because of fears of weak US housing starts. Will take a couple of quarters but it is a well managed company and will be a survivor.
Have had 2 soft quarters in terms of margins and is looking to see the next quarter. It should come back, but there are weather issues, margin issues and supply/demand issues. Terrific long-term company.
Power Financial (PWF-T) or Power Corp (POW-T)? Both have come off a good deal. Power Financial is overwhelmingly Great West Life (GWO-T) and Investors Group (IGM-T). Power Corp has holdings in China, Europe and Quebec so it is a broader holding company. Your choice.
Increased distributions from $.12 monthly to $.20 and more recently $.22. Appear to be earning $.40 a month so distribution should be secure. Unit prices soft because of fear of a softening in the economy. If you feel economy is going off a cliff, don't buy. (He doesn't!) 19.1% yield
Has been a steady Eddie. Hs preference has been Trans Canada (TRP-) or Enbridge (E#NB-T) because of scale, nature of the assets and the debt structure. These 2 are probably better choices for growth.
Sell fixed-price contracts for natural gas. Terrific prospects. Have done a US acquisition, which should take them into some exciting new growth markets. 9% yield.
