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Today, Karl Berger commented about whether BA-T, SAN-N, AIB-N, C-N, MSI-N, NOK-N, DEO-N, T-T, T-N, JNJ-N, TEF-N, TEVA-N, WSP-T are stocks to buy or sell.

TOP PICK
Engineering services firm out of Quebec. Good management that have grown organically and through acquisitions through the years. Nice mix between government and private contracts. Well positioned for any economic rebound. Expect 6% yield to be maintained after conversion Jan 1.
TOP PICK
Primarily a generic drug manufacturer. Market has overreacted with the challenge it is facing with from a competitor on one of its branded drugs. 1.5% yield.
TOP PICK
Have both fixed line and wireless but the wireless mix is going to be more significant going forward. Also completed an acquisition in Brazil that is expected to be accretive of earnings next year. 7.4% dividend.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Aug 25/09. Down 3.12%.) Ran into some problems with some product recalls but it is still etched in the cheap.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Aug 25/09. Up 8.23%.) Strong dividend yield of over 6%. Still likes.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Aug 25/09. Up 16.68%.) Province of Ontario (Australia$) bond maturing 2016 with about a 6.75% yield to maturity. Made money on both currency and the bond itself.
COMMENT
Good wireless exposure and growth prospects but concerned it is getting a little too high but that is 15%-20% away. 4.5% yield.
DON'T BUY
Japan? Strong currency in an exporting nation is not good. Not fairly attractive from a demographic standpoint. Has debt issues and a stagnant economy.
HOLD
Just reported and earnings were uninspiring but is reflective of the economic climate. Does better when people are consuming the high-end spirits. Solid dividend and keep raising it. 4.4% dividend.
DON'T BUY
Sold his holdings about 1.5 years ago. Not following up on the strength they had in emerging markets and are being taken over by Google and Apple. Has become a software game as opposed to a hardware game.
COMMENT
Has caught his attention in terms of the competition they are providing.
DON'T BUY
Balance sheets of all US major banks are stronger than they were. Will be interesting to see impact of credit write-downs and provisions for bad loans. Major concern is another soft period in US housing. This would not be his choice because of their dependence on the capital market side of things.
WEAK BUY
Have a major job in repairing their capital ratios and balance sheet. Thinks there will be significant asset sales to accomplish this, which makes it difficult to evaluate. OK for risk capital and you are interested.
COMMENT
One of the more resilient Spanish banks. Has South American exposure as well. The challenges with the Spanish banks make them difficult to evaluate. Doesn't think all of the bad news is out in terms of the European banking system. 6% yield.
BUY
In a good space at this time with strong free cash flow, strong dividend yield and a good track record. 11.5% yield. (Prefers Telus (T-T) with its wireless exposure and better growth prospects.)