He thinks this mortgage lender has a dividend that is growing and trades at a low PE ratio. It is not a low risk company, as it makes loans to non-conventional borrowers. At this point in the market cycle, with high consumer debt, he would prefer to own a bank with larger market cap and higher liquidity. Yield 1.5%.
He is a happy shareholder of this one. He bought it because it had lagged the whole software cycle in the beginning. They made an acquisition that caused the stock to tumble – they saw that as an opportunity at $40. He would not be adding to his position at this value, but expects future valuation appreciation.
He is a happy shareholder of this one. He bought it because it had lagged the whole software cycle in the beginning. They made an acquisition that caused the stock to tumble – they saw that as an opportunity at $40. He would not be adding to his position at this value, but expects future valuation appreciation.
A great company and they have executed their strategy well. They have been moving more oil and sees them as a good long term hold. Not necessarily the time to buy.
Potash is less of a commodity than in the past. The world needs this commodity around the world. The previous supply situation globally is abating as marginal mines are not being built. This is a good name to own. He prefers to hold base metals instead, where there is even greater growth potential. Yield 2.7%.
Potash is less of a commodity than in the past. The world needs this commodity around the world. The previous supply situation globally is abating as marginal mines are not being built. This is a good name to own. He prefers to hold base metals instead, where there is even greater growth potential. Yield 2.7%.
Natural gas is a dirty word today. As a contrarian, he likes the yield but wonders if it is sustainable. They have a good management team. At some point there will be demand for Canadian natural gas – west coast LNG could be a catalyst. He thinks there are other energy names, but he continues to watch it. Yield 6.8%.
Natural gas is a dirty word today. As a contrarian, he likes the yield but wonders if it is sustainable. They have a good management team. At some point there will be demand for Canadian natural gas – west coast LNG could be a catalyst. He thinks there are other energy names, but he continues to watch it. Yield 6.8%.
One of the higher dividend yields of the Canadian banks. He would be favoring Scotiabank, with the higher yield at the moment. It has US and domestic exposure and he thinks the dividend will continue to grow. He would continue to hold and collect the dividend. Yield 4.4%.
The stock is out of favor after the two year wait for the WGL acquisition. They have raised $1.5 billion in shares of the $2 billion they said was needed and now the market wonders if the IPO will make up the difference. All the news is negative currently and he sees less risk now that the stock has fallen. He is betting the dividend is safe. Yield 10%. (Analysts’ price target is $27.79)
The stock is out of favor after the two year wait for the WGL acquisition. They have raised $1.5 billion in shares of the $2 billion they said was needed and now the market wonders if the IPO will make up the difference. All the news is negative currently and he sees less risk now that the stock has fallen. He is betting the dividend is safe. Yield 10%. (Analysts’ price target is $27.79)
He thinks this mortgage lender has a dividend that is growing and trades at a low PE ratio. It is not a low risk company, as it makes loans to non-conventional borrowers. At this point in the market cycle, with high consumer debt, he would prefer to own a bank with larger market cap and higher liquidity. Yield 1.5%.