Considering the GM plant shutdown He held auto parts stocks for several years until the spring. He no lonege own this. This sector has had poor price momentum, and he sees continued pressure even after NAFTA being resolved. It's cheap at 5x PE. Has the weaker balance sheet vs. Magna and Linamar.

In no-man's land, trapped in weak cyclical stocks. Trades at 23% ROE and 6x EBITDA. Great, sustainable yield. But he prefers to buy stocks like this on the upswing, not the current downswing.

Which Brookfield stock to buy? Tough call, because they're always priced at a premium and they are prolific stock issuers (which could knock down a stock). He'd choose BAM'A: stable with good price momentum. BPY is his second choice. To be honest, he sees better value in non-Brookfield REITS and infrastructure companies.

All energy stocks have been hammered. TOU has good managers. It's cheap at 17x PE, but low ROE and missed a recent quarter. Their saving grace is their balance sheet. TOU is on the list of strategic acquisition for the big players.

He owned it last year. It lost its price momentum but it cracked due to privacy issues and they missed earnings. All tech stocks have struggled since FB's earning report in the summer. But it's now reasonably priced. FB was never massively overvalued like, say, Netflix or Amazon. Great ROE at 28%. It's a little pricey at 18x PE, but it's expected to grow 30-40% in 2019. It's close to a level where he'd buy it again.

He had shorted it, but it's fallen too far, too fast. CPG's challenge is an asset base that isn't producing cash flow relative to debt (also facing many overlevered energy companies). Terrible price momentum and very volatile. He's neutral on this. He needs to cash flow return and momentum to stabilize to get interested.

He's playing defense, expecting more volatility. It's really a holding company with businesses in real estate (Choice Properties REIT), the bakery and Loblaw. Very stable. This is a cheap way to play Loblaw, which has had a good run lately. Loblaw shareholders received shares of Weston and have been selling them. This has opened a 13% discount to its fair value. Price momentum is its only knock, but he sees a catch-up trade here. (Analysts’ price target is $110.59)