Very high quality, diversified, industrial company. Divisions include Pratt & Whitney aircraft engines, Otis elevators, Carrier heating and ventilation. About 40% of their revenues are after market in servicing, so in an economic downturn, there is more cushion for them. Have grown earnings annually about 10% for the last 10 years and have increased their dividend 15%. Definitely a long-term hold.

Cruise lines. Hasn't looked at this closely in the last few months. Fuel is a large component of their operating costs. A consumer discretionary type name so Cruise line stocks have not done that well in general. Consumer spending will be muted.

The largest generic drug producer but also have a branded division. There is concern that there will be increasing competition. As well, expect there will be increasing pressure for any industry that is being reimbursed by governments, especially the US. As the market improves, this stock should lift from here but longer-term, she wouldn't be a buyer.

Recently did an equity issue at $43.50. Very oil leveraged. Likes their Lamintory (?) which is a very high quality oil. On oil companies’ metrics, she looks at price to cash flow. This one tends to trade at a premium to its peers because of the high quality crude.

Gold equities have lagged the gold price but expect they will play catch up. Large cap golds are trying to grow their production, and if they can’t do it organically they have to make acquisitions. This one acquired Redback Mining so they now have an inventory of projects to work on.

Definitely a growth stock and have very good store potential in the US.Managed their business very well and made a lot of money but stock trades at a huge multiple, about 50X forward earnings. Too expensive for her. If they stumble in any way, there will be a big correction in the stock.

Multiple has contracted to about 9X forward earnings and have reset their earnings and revenue growth targets to more realistic levels. Experiencing more competition in their router space. Their big end markets are governments and telecom carriers, which are both showing weakness. Expects the stock has bottomed and longer-term demand for products could improve. Have a lot of cash.