An east coast company with a lot of resources. Unfortunately, they have the softwood trade dispute with the US which is causing uncertainty. It has a decent dividend and is a good little company. He would use a little caution as he has no idea what is going to happen with the trade dispute.

Makes equipment for people with limited mobility. They acquired Shopper’s Drug Mart’s home division. One of his favourite companies in the healthcare/industrial space. Demographics are in their favour. Has a great balance sheet and good management. Hiked their dividend by 30% last year, a very significant statement by management. This is one of those long-term names that he thinks will continue to make good acquisitions and continue to grow, and continue to post higher earnings.

This is becoming a bit of a FinTech play. They offer bill payment services for people in the US and people without bank accounts. People who don’t have bank accounts is actually a very big part of the world economy. This made a great acquisition last year. Stock continues to hit new highs, pretty much on a daily basis. The market cap is growing, so more people are interested in it now. Some of the easy money has been made, but it still has potential. Definitely has good characteristics.

A very cheap company with good potential. Unfortunately, it got caught in the whole Amaya (AYA-T) - Intertain (IT-T) Short Sell scenario. There is a valuation opportunity here, but it’s not risk free as there is some debt. Regulations still have to be decided in North America. He likes it, but only because of the valuation. Their fundamental earnings have been quite decent over the past couple of quarters.

Trying to create gold as a currency. You deposit gold and they store it for you, and then you use it like a debit card. Has a very good customer growth rate. A lot of people like the concept. They are really trying to change the world a little. Management has a pretty good pedigree. They’ve raised some money and the growth is there. Unfortunately, customer acquisition costs are quite high. He isn’t really excited about this and wouldn’t expect a whole lot of profits for a couple of years. Maybe a better stock down the road.

This has been a great little company over the years, with a very good historical record of increasing the dividend. Last year they ran into some portfolio problems, pretty much for the 1^st time of anything significant. There are 4 or 5 companies that are under development and are not performing, and not paying royalty payments to them. Last week they made another announcement, and as they continue to make new investments, it dilutes that problem. But they still have the underlying problem of some underperforming investments. He would be a cautious buyer for income. They have to get good credit for 5-6 years of good growth and good performance. Dividend yield of 7% is not being covered by cash flow right now, but doesn’t think it is going to get cut either.

They use a chemical free process for their decaffeinated coffee, which is winning a lot of customers. Tim Hortons is a client. A classic scenario where a company grows very, very fast, and is a thin a trader and relatively cheap. The stock did very, very well, and then they missed an earnings result. Down at these levels, it is much more attractive than it was. He likes it more now, but it is still kind of risky, but better than it was a year ago.