100% Canadian name. Trading at 2.9 times EBITDA. Trading at 20% free cash flow yield. 80% of their business is based off of strong WTI pricing on condensate. Difficult to explain when shares are down 30%. (Analysts’ price target is $6.40)

US pure play on pressure pumping. Q4 was weak due to Christmas and Q1 due to cold weather. Next quarters outlook is very strong. Market remains tight. Free cash flow yield of 11%. Trading at 3.5 EBITDA. (Analysts’ price target is $22.35)

Coming out of Arc Financial (private equity). Clean balance sheet. Trading at 1.9 times next year EBITDA. Historical average in Canada of a pumper is 7. Liquidity vacuum in the stock market is creating this opportunity. (Analysts’ price target is $18.20)

He likes it and other covered calls on the banks and some of the others in the US. He doesn’t have much faith in Ottawa these days. He thinks policies are ill conceived. We seem to be in the direction of greater regulation and greater taxation. He sees companies retracting from Canada.

They are a little different than most other ETFs. This is a swap-based ETF. Basically, a contract between Horizon and National Bank. These are total return ETFs so there is no distribution so very efficient for people making high income.

(A Top Pick June 30/17 - Down 0.5%) Sold half holdings last week. Good index and good ETF. It is an exit from here.

(A Top Pick June 30/17 - Down 5.2%.) A way to enter Europe with a good yield (6 or 7%). He has been in and out of Europe several times. Always disappointed with the returns. Good ETF.