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The company got itself on a lot of trouble when they overleverage to build the C series. He owns the C-series of preferreds. He likes the stock as well now.

He likes the company. They recently divested the company not so much because they don’t like the company but because they like the competitor Linamar Corp (LNR-T) better. He likes the stock as well now.

Can you recommend a rate reset preferred with a minimum yield for conservative investors? He has many options, but he would go to a BCE Inc (BCE-T) but also he would look at an ETF as well.

The stock suffered pressure when Ford wanted to be elected. The stock is undervalued. They are closing on a financing. They are buying a large utility in the US. He thinks this will make it a more valuable company. He owns convertible bonds on this company.

It is an international company with assets all over the world essentially. Likes the Management team. Decent dividend yield higher than 7%.

He likes it but likes Verizon (VZ-N) better as they moved to 5G and he sees this technology as the future for everything we do in life.

He doesn’t have any exposure to the Canadian producers as they are getting 45-50 dollars less for each barrel of oil compared to international prices. It eventually will do very well.

What is your pick for the banks? He only owns TD Bank (TD-T) of the Canadian Banks basically because of their exposure to US. They have an excellent Management team also.

Perpetuals are going to lose ground in a rising interest rate environment. He recommends the rate resets better. Good credit quality from the company perspective.

He likes the story. Loves the company. The problem is that it trades at 7 times next year revenues. Too stretched from a valuation perspective.

He likes the company. This is their top pick in the mainstream space. They have a great mix of assets. Sit on that one and hold it.

They are the current target for Muddy Waters. They currently switch to Sun Life Financial Inc (SLF-T). They did it more for a product that they offer called Long-Term Care and as people are living longer lives, reserves have to be higher. They still have a significant exposure to this.

It has pulled back. They run the regional flights for Air Canada. The interesting part is that they are starting a leasing business. They pass through all their fuel cost to Air Canada, so they don’t get impacted by the raising price of oil. Yield of 7.1%. They have great franchises.

They generate 80% of their revenues from their US operations. They are not affected by the Canadian oil price gap. A solid business. Very well run.

They own the entire supply chain. They are making money on the crack spread buying cheap crude and putting in their refineries and distributing through their network. Yield of 2.7%.