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Consumer discretionary ETF. He recommends it.

A Retail oriented ETF. He recommends it.

A global-focused ETF. He recommends it.

Correction in September? Generally not a great time for the markets so not surprised people are talking correction. He does not sit and wait for it. Macro economics have a lot of positives that makes him think the rally can continue. Is seeing a recovery in Europe. The data is stabilizing. There is still an impetuous to stimulate economies around the world by governments.

They have all their permits. But where do they get the financing from? But it is a timely investment. Next year one of the largest zinc deposits in the world is being decommissioned.

An interesting name. A bit of a slip up recently but he continues to like the stock. From a fundamental, macroeconomic basis, he is favourable on gaming stocks. Buy on any dips.

REITs and their future growth prospects. Highly yield sensitive securities. As interest rates move up these stocks drop. But his outlook is for yield to stabilize here. An interesting time to take a look at those that don’t have big capital requirements. REI.UN-T is the benchmark in the industry and should perform well. Focus on high quality names that don’t need a lot of capital.

The Verizon issue is now history but it remains down due to the nature of the market right now. There is a lack of certainty as to how foreign players can or do compete in the future. These are great businesses. The oligopoly could be broken. Wait until we get clarity.

(Top Pick Apr 29/13, Up 22.22%) He is still fully invested in it, took nothing off the table. There is another Korean partner interested in a different part of the property. Will reassess at $10.

(Top Pick Apr 29/13, Up 15.28%) SHORT. He got out. Junior gold companies needing capital need gold prices to be going up. He covered his position in September.

(Top Pick Apr 29/13, Up 11.49%) It didn’t move in line with CI so he thought it would catch up and he got out at the highs.

Doesn’t like the name. Thinks they will not cut the dividend because they have cash on the balance sheet. Last quarter was terrible. Doesn’t see how they can turn things around. It is getting increasingly competitive in that space in Canada.

Large capital commitments. ABX is a better trade than Kinross. Cleaning up their balance sheet is priority one for them.

A solid name. He likes the royalty businesses. They own many, many different royalties. If one property has a problem, it won’t impact their bottom line. It is an opportunity to jump in.

Get new mines going at or below cost and execute well on business strategy. There is huge development risk and there is more likely to be bad news than good short term.