A spin-off of Brookfield Asset Management. For every 170 shares of BAM-T one owned, they received one share of TSU-T. They underwrite smaller BTB insurance. They can sell-off re-insurance for a recurring fee stream in the US – a process called “fronting”. On paper it looks like they operate at a loss, but it will be prove up in time. Yield 0%. (Analysts’ price target is $32.00)

Good company that he's been following, though hasn't put any money in yet. Lots of business is offshore, Europe and US mainly. Waiting for it to pull back, and it hasn't because they keep producing good results. It's a bread-and-butter business, a problem-solver for businesses.

Real problem with energy and its stocks is that the psychology is totally negative. Until we see the horizon clear with oil price and supply, be very cautious about putting money in. If you hold it, you can continue to do so. (Analysts’ price target is $5.63)

More of a utility stock. Predictable and relatively safe dividend, with no significant problems. Not excited about the sideways growth.

Spread around US. Latest acquisition was in the US. A bit bumpy, but they've done an excellent job at running the company. Utilities are the place to go for reasonable dividends. With the uncertainties right now, utilities are not a bad buy. The selloff in utilities based on interest rate fears was a knee-jerk overreaction.

Doesn't have the same political problems as larger pipelines, as it's just in Alberta. Has suffered along with the rest of the sector. Excellent yield, last quarter was good. Doesn't suffer hugely from the price of oil, as you still have to move it. Yield is 8%.

Banks have taken a bit of a hit recently in the market, as people moved away from equities. Last quarter was excellent. He prefers TD because of the US holdings, but you could buy any of the banks now. 2% growth is good for the banks. (Analysts’ price target is $110.00)