He likes it and thinks it has a great future. It is an expensive stock but the earnings and revenue growth are going to be spectacular. They are still building the business.

It is the best run of the grocery stores. They made an acquisition to get into delivery in the downtown core. Nice dividend yield and you can sleep at night.

There is worry over over-supply in the industry. He likes this company and thinks the growth rate in cruising is still in line with ships being built. The company is managed well. The developed countries are cruising and the developing countries are starting to cruise. We increase cruising as we age. (Analysts’ price target is $139.58)

Housing in the US ran 1-2 million units for 40 years but now is at 1.2 million and there is massive demand. The issue is freeing up land. With high employment in the US, people are feeling good and renovating their homes. (Analysts’ price target is $203.26)

It has 65 stores in Canada and 25 in the US. Brand awareness is very high. Growth potential is huge. They have a big on-line business. They got caught up in the retail sell off a year ago but he thinks now they will do very well. (Analysts’ price target is $21.30)

Has been out of grocery for a couple of years. Low margins. Most people go to Costco. There are so many pressures like e-commerce, competition, inflation. Have to get so many things right, and so little wiggle room. He's not a fan of buying back stock, companies need to buckle down and innovate. Great assets, but he's not interested at all.

Guidance totally shocked the street, and in this market if you do that, you're done. An amazing business, but everyone's worried about Amazon. Pullback was just a concern about a recession, which he doesn't see. So the stock has some rallying to go, but not one of his best ideas.