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Good balance sheet, well-positioned and growing dividends. Doesn't know if crude by rails will surprise earnings, though it's a tailwind.
Good balance sheet, well-positioned and growing dividends. Doesn't know if crude by rails will surprise earnings, though it's a tailwind.
He likes the European banks, and this one's in the U.K. Rising rates are a tailwind. They're years ahead of their European peers.
He likes the European banks, and this one's in the U.K. Rising rates are a tailwind. They're years ahead of their European peers.
The worst of the sector, but he bought some yesterday. Their earnings are good and he expects a rate hike next week to boost all Canadian banks. Buy now when it's down. It's an emerging market play, and EM is out of favour, which is a
buying opportunity. Pays a 4.7% dividend.
The worst of the sector, but he bought some yesterday. Their earnings are good and he expects a rate hike next week to boost all Canadian banks. Buy now when it's down. It's an emerging market play, and EM is out of favour, which is a
buying opportunity. Pays a 4.7% dividend.
They've put their troubles behind them. Can't predict their near future, but in a year or two there could be a tailwind for commodity prices. They are getting earnings from some of their earnings now which is reducing their debt.
They've put their troubles behind them. Can't predict their near future, but in a year or two there could be a tailwind for commodity prices. They are getting earnings from some of their earnings now which is reducing their debt.
Canopy Growth (WEED-T) vs Aurora Cannabis (ACB-T) The battle of the titans. Both companies do good things. He favors Canopy as it has a lower risk diversified growth strategy in 12 different facilities. He also likes the deal with Constellation for further diversification. Aurora is expected to grow with the expansion of the new facility near Edmonton, but he wonders if the growth will be staged and may be slower than people expect. Canopy also has an advantage given its size of existing product inventory.
Canopy Growth (WEED-T) vs Aurora Cannabis (ACB-T) The battle of the titans. Both companies do good things. He favors Canopy as it has a lower risk diversified growth strategy in 12 different facilities. He also likes the deal with Constellation for further diversification. Aurora is expected to grow with the expansion of the new facility near Edmonton, but he wonders if the growth will be staged and may be slower than people expect. Canopy also has an advantage given its size of existing product inventory.
Canopy Growth (WEED-T) vs Aurora Cannabis (ACB-T). The battle of the titans. Both companies do good things. He favors Canopy as it has a lower risk diversified growth strategy in 12 different facilities. He also likes the deal with Constellation for further diversification. Aurora is expected to grow with the expansion of the new facility near Edmonton, but he wonders if the growth will be staged and may be slower than people expect. Canopy also has an advantage given its size of existing product inventory.
Canopy Growth (WEED-T) vs Aurora Cannabis (ACB-T). The battle of the titans. Both companies do good things. He favors Canopy as it has a lower risk diversified growth strategy in 12 different facilities. He also likes the deal with Constellation for further diversification. Aurora is expected to grow with the expansion of the new facility near Edmonton, but he wonders if the growth will be staged and may be slower than people expect. Canopy also has an advantage given its size of existing product inventory.
Enbridge scares him: heavy debt. Sure, they're selling off assets as they restructure, but they're also hiking the dividend--is that a good idea? Good managers though, top of the line. Interest rates will rise and that's a headwind considering their debt. 6.4% dividend.
Enbridge scares him: heavy debt. Sure, they're selling off assets as they restructure, but they're also hiking the dividend--is that a good idea? Good managers though, top of the line. Interest rates will rise and that's a headwind considering their debt. 6.4% dividend.
