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Just added a bit to his portfolios. It is a good story. Yield of about 4%. He likes the utilities. They are being built. These make a lot of sense. His company has a $10.50 target on this a year out.

His company has this is a sector perform and a high risk, with an $18 target a year out. Have reduced the rating because of their exposure to the US backing the Marcellus asset. He thinks the big hit is going to be coming on their shale play. Questions the sustainability of the dividend.

This is one that he has not heard anything negative about. His company has a $6.75 target and is a high risk, which means it will be volatile. Yield of 17.3%, so if they cut this back, people will be moving out of it.

Cut their dividend this week. Sold his holdings last September. If you own, you should consider switching into something else.

Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ-T) or Suncor (SU-T)? Likes them both, but his preference would be Suncor. Both companies are solid and have low cost of production. A 2.7% dividend yield.

Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ-T) or Suncor (SU-T)? He likes both, but his preference would be this one. Both are solid and have low cost of production and will be around. 3.49% dividend yield.

His company still has this with the $7 target. He would imagine this is because of where their production facilities are. About 60% gas. He would be cautious because the $7 target seems a little bit high.

Gold. Price has been moving higher along with the US$ in the last 1.5 months. Also, the decline in energy prices is really good for gold producers, because that is 30% - 60% of their input costs. Profitability should be picking up in Q1 and Q2. What factors affect the price of gold? We have to look at the disconnect between paper gold and physical gold. Countries have been repatriating their gold.

It looks like this is going to merge with US Silver & Gold (USA-T), which he thinks is a beautiful thing.

He is setting this aside for new IPO (HHL.UN-T) on an ETF on healthcare. This will contain global companies with about a 7% dividend.

This is a sector that he has never sold in this decline. It will be a good entry point come January.