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Buy on a pullback. This is quite expensive but will grow. Great company. Buy high and sell higher.

Pipeline companies need a lot of cash to fund pipelines. The investment community is suspicious of TRP because the price of oil and gas are declining and then there's U.S. competition. But TRP finally has approval to build Keystone. Will see dividend growth. Nibble at this.

Remain the highest-quality player in oil and gas service but not as exposed to offshore drilling and fracking which may be why they're being hit these days. If you hold, don't panic. If not, maybe don't buy now. Current price targets will fall.

They've done a great job getting their app into small businesses. Has huge potential. If you own, then average up, but wait for pullbacks.

The stock is fine and will continue to do well. CEO John Chen has a history of selling the asset (in transition) and he's got five years (a contract extension) to finish this.

Stock has been and will remain on an uptrend. But how much do you pay for growth? Watch it and buy on pullbacks. When it matures, cash will spill out of it.

Has emerged as a leader, even getting into the car space. It will continue. Watch for pullbacks.

The chip space has come to life in recent years. Not too familiar with MU but all these names are up.

Sees a buying opportunity with this week's pressures on the stock. Still growing at 30% annually. His target price is $250. Will grow at 25% for at least the next five years. No debt. Great margins. Awash in cash. (Analysts' target of $222.86)

Many growth opportunities but took some hits, falling from $150. Great opportunity now. FDA approval is coming up, so there's potential. 10.5x earnings. Could grow 15-20%. (Analysts' target of $116.32)

Has known them since they went public. One of the best-managed companies. They make more gears than anybody in North America and now winning contracts for electric cars. Everything good. (Analysts' target of $83.14)

Market. He came into the year with a conservative frame of mind and more cash than usual. Valuations were too high at the start of the year but there have been good opportunities as volatility has gone up. In terms of FAANG stocks, he thinks they are hitting a wall in terms of what regulators will ignore. There is downside risk as new regulations are created, but he cannot yet tell how much. When asked which sectors he prefers, he said that his process is bottom-up, focused on individual stocks rather than sectors. However, the opportunities that have been most attractive this year have mainly been utilities and other stocks that people often think of as boring.

They are working through several issues, especially deleveraging their balance sheet. Enbridge was seen as a rock-solid company but he is not comfortable with it at this time because of its debt.

He prefers companies like Keyera to companies like Enbridge. KEY has reasonable level of debt, great cash flow visibility and a growing cash flow stream over time. He also thinks the management team is aligned with shareholders.

Couche-Tard is a strong Canadian business that has executed their strategy of consolidating the convenience store exit globally, with a lot of discipline. This quarter, they had weakness in their gasoline margins and wage pressures in the U.S. There were also one-time issues, such as storms and the cost of a large new acquisition. (The stock dropped 6.75% on the day of this interview.) He has liked this company for a long time and thinks it is worth buying at the right time.