Why is it so low? Canadian energy suffers from very negative sentiment, though the WCS spread has narrowed (which is good). CPG management is finally getting the point that investors don't want them to keep issuing equity. So, CPG is trying to do asset sales, but so are peers. Also, we're in tax-loss selling season. She owns very few energy producers.

The biggest U.S. mall owner. But they also own industrial and commercial. Diversified. They're good at re-purposing malls by including condos and gyms. The stock is cheap here. They've been buying back stock. She owns this through the Brookfield parent.

A quality industrial and is on her watch list. General uncertainty, trade wars and their exposure to oil has held her back from buying. She owns other industrials, but all have come down in valuation. Wait to see how the trade war plays out before stepping into this sector.

(A Top Pick Dec 12/17, Down 0.2%) They operate in personal and beauty care, where margins are growing. This is a core consumer staple holding, because 60% of revenues come from emerging markets which offers more growth than in developed markets. This is a long-term secular play. Reasonably valued. A good defensive that pays over a 3% dividend.

(A Top Pick Dec 12/17, Down 8%) They did what they promised: completed $7 billion in asset sales, and de-levering their balance sheet, post-Spectra deal, and simplifying their corporate structure. They'll grow their dividend 10% annually to 2020. They have a backlog of projects to support this growth. Payout ratio is 60%. The stock is attractively priced now. Line 3 pipeline should come on in late-2019.

(A Top Pick Dec 12/17, Down 2%) Pays over 4% yield. It slipped because of rising interest rates. They built somer supply in Ontario and Quebec, so occupancy in Ontario has temporarily slipped to 88% vs. 91% 18 months ago. The demand is definitely there to absorb these new rooms. She likes the play on aging demographics, so there'll be a growing need for seniors housing. CSH is well-positioned to grow in Canada and is the leader.

The lifecos are attractive after this correction. Solid businesses. SLF has a big U.S. asset management operation. But she prefers (and owns) MFC which has a better valuation. In the past. SLF's earnings have outgrown MFC's, but MFC's should outpace SLF's going forward. MFC trades at a discount to SLF.