Pipeline assets and they are building a PDH plant in Alberta. It is a big capital project. He would buy it here. They may do a preferred or equity issue later in the year. The yield is a reflection of what happened in December. There is not a lot of international investors buying energy names. He thinks they will continue to pay the dividend.

He likes it. They are a leader with operations in Central America. They now have a contract with Wal-Mart. He likes it and if the market gets nervous this where participants will go.

It was one of the original restaurant royalty income companies. They have expanded quite rapidly. Their same store sales growth has been slowing and their payout ratio is slightly over 100%. He prefers to own the whole company and see it reinvesting in the business.

Fertilizer & grass seed. There is more demand in the spring and summer. They supply the Cannabis industry. It has had a run-up. He only looks at it for its traditional businesses. He prefers more stability in the cash flow.

It dropped because Husky dropped their bid for the company. Can MEG make it on its own or are there other potential buyers – he would not hold his breath. It will continue to de-lever and become more attractive in the marketplace. Another potential bidder may not have to be in a hurry to buy it.

They buy operating businesses. They have a large portfolio. He would prefer to have a closer look at their companies and because there are so many he shies away from it.

They have a Caterpillar franchise out west and are in Latin America. They have a facility where they remanufacture Caterpillar parts. If you think there are legs left in the mining cycle you could add to it.