Natural gas processor and its byproducts. They are in a very good spot. Feels there is even more room even though it has hit 52-week highs. They benefit from a low natural gas price and the byproducts. Could see $55 in the next 1-1.5 years. Yield of 4.2%.

Last couple of earnings reports have disappointed the street. Trade at around 2X book. US strategy has failed. Have been impacted by being a beta for the global market. Doesn't expect it will do anything for the next 6 months. Needs the global markets to recover. This is a 2012-2013 story. (See Top Picks.)

6.46% strip bonds expiring May 2042? Normally he does not give money longer than 7 years because the business cycle is 3-4 years. You not getting paid enough to extend that far out. He owns 2016 bonds.

Likes that it trades very cheap on a cash flow basis. Their copper assets and the new mines that are going into production will really add to the bottom line.

Really interesting at this point. Their business has not fallen that drastically. They are a beta for the financial markets and specifically track the bank indexes. Their financial products are highly sensitive to a cut in spending for a lot of the banks. However, they also have legal, medical and marketing data. Trading at 5X EBITDA versus their normal 7X.

Has the wind at its back that not only does it have the capital, but their strategy is being deployed (being accretive in the US). Dividends will go up, but probably not for the next 2 quarters.

Purchase and refurbish old apartment buildings in Alberta where vacancy rates are dropping. Starting to get some pricing power. Really cheap on NAV value. Don't pay out anything but use their free cash flow to continue growing the bottom line. Management owns 30% of outstanding stock.