Restaurant kitchen equipment manufacturer that ventured into residential brands. They own 30-40 commercial equipment brands. They are not a customer facing brand so no one knows of them. They have done 15-20% compounding growth. He thinks they will continue to compound at these rates over a multi year period. (Analysts’ target: $139.86).

The biggest Berger King franchisee in Brazil. They want to be dominant in food service and QSR-T in brazil. 15-20% growth. Low leverage. They are going to sell more Canadian brands into Brazil. (Analysts’ target: BRL21.25).

They have a durable cash flow that can compound over a multi-year period. They have 2.5 times debt to cash flow. It is finally really cheap. Low payout ratio, 4.9% dividend. (Analysts’ target: $41.00).

A cyclical stock. Aluminum is in a sweet spot as the Chinese cut back on capacity. There'll be a premium of aluminum prices. Rent, don't buy this stock. There could be share buybacks and dividend increases next year. Earnings will
double in the next three years.

It has struggled. Investment banking last year drove this company; they also the rode and cannabis and blackchain wave. Not a cheap stock. Don't add here. They're in a tough world of small caps with limited capital. They've done
fantastically well with cannabis, so kudos for them.

He wouldn't buy Canadian banks though they've defied gravity. If we see a housing slowdown, who knows? He may step in when this stock is more attractive. As for the fintech threats to this sector, RBC is already investigating fintech which is smart.

An underperformer for years. He owns a few US banks, but not this one. This is still struggling on the execution front. Morgan Stanley performs better.