He still owns some of this. He has taken the unusual step of not buying below their buy limit target price, due to the uncertainty. He thinks this could be a 10 bagger ultimately. He is not recommending this to subscribers presently.

The parent of Tim Hortons. He hates the way this company operates. They squeeze people out and especially the franchisees. He does not respect the organization anymore. He stays away from this on principle.

He paid $0.25 and sold out at $3.00. He is not going to cry about missing the recent upside. He likes the company and the CEO and likes their beer. The stock price is too high now and he would think of selling. It is weather dependant and seasonal. They started paying a dividend about two years ago.

One of the goods things is that it is a dominate player in the sector. He has seen them diversify into gaming, VIP sections, and other areas. Without knowing the numbers of the company, he can’t make a strong recommendation. Yield 5.5%. (Analysts’ price target is $38 )

They have been involved in several cannabis ventures and into cyber-currencies adding to their traditional business areas. He thinks revenues could go up quite a bit. Revenues went down last quarter and they paid a surprise dividend – so he thinks this bodes well going forward. Yield 0%.

After their recent conference call, he spoke with management and learned the activist investors have come to an agreement and will defer a 1-for-3 stock consolidation. He thinks they may sell the whole company and hopefully at a large premium. Yield 0%. (Analysts’ price target is $1.77 )

Revenues have gone up 82% last year and they have a new line of credit. The rig count is rising and the payment per day has gone up dramatically. He thinks this could trade back into the double-digits. He doesn’t know where oil prices will go, but it seems reasonably priced. Yield 0%. (Analysts’ price target is $2.38 )