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Today, Ross Healy and Christine Poole commented about whether VET-T, FNV-T, XAU-Q, TOU-T, BNS-T, BB-T, CNR-T, CM-T are stocks to buy or sell.

COMMENT
Market Outlook He believes his most memorable call will be what he thinks today about gold stocks. He is very bullish. The mathematics behind his calls includes the analysis of nation states. He wants to know the precise point at which the GDP starts to fall under the rising debt. He believes this occurs when debt exceeds $3.50 per $1 of GDP. Japan, the US and the Eurozone are at those levels now. Negative interest rate curves is telling us that the rules of the game are changing -- value is disappearing. You better get yourself invested in something that is not disappearing -- GOLD. Central Bankers are using modern monetary theory -- it does not matter how much debt you use, just as long as there are buyers of the debt. The problem comes when debt grows too high you see another situation of 2008 -- and the market collapses.
COMMENT

CIBC vs CN Rail for income? He would be getting out of all the Canadian rails at this point. The banks are also getting hurt. Negative interest rate curves are a warning that something ugly is going to happen. The GDP will fall and interest rates will begin to rise. He would therefore buy into CM-T and drop CNR-T.

COMMENT

CIBC vs CN Rail for income? He would be getting out of all the Canadian rails at this point. The banks are also getting hurt. Negative interest rate curves are a warning that something ugly is going to happen. The GDP will fall and interest rates will begin to rise. He would therefore buy into CM-T and drop CNR-T.

DON'T BUY
Not that they don't have some positives, there is just no way this company is able to make money. He would stay away.
COMMENT
A 10 year review Since being on the show over 10 years she likes to stress that investors remember that you are investing in companies. Well run companies, at a reasonable price, can be held for many years and you can do well. You don't need to be a trader to do well.
BUY
She likes the Canadian banks and that the economy is slowing. Today's bank valuations are reflecting that. BNS-T is selling off some non-core assets. It now trades at a discount to the other Canadian banks and feels it is the time to buy this one.
DON'T BUY

Trading at half book value! She has not held any Canadian oil & gas producers over the past two years. Takeaway issues and LNG projects need to be resolved first. Show would not recommend it.

COMMENT

She does not own gold stocks at this point. Having a position in the portfolio is a good idea. They are watching FNV-T, because they take their royalty right off the top, reducing some risk.

COMMENT

She does not own gold stocks at this point. Having a position in the portfolio is a good idea. They are watching FNV-T, because they take their royalty right off the top, reducing some risk.

COMMENT
Silver She does not own any silver or gold companies. The gold-silver ratio is near historic highs, making silver a better value relatively speaking.
DON'T BUY
Yield of 14%! The company has indicated they intend to keep the dividend in place. However, whenever it gets to 10% yield, the market is usually telling you it will not be maintained. The recent purchase of Canadian natural gas assets is being questioned by investors.
HOLD
He is a big fan and likes their business model -- especially how it generates such great cash flow. There is a ton of runway ahead of them and he believes they will continue to grow. The one thing you have to be careful with is the issues around privacy. The fire is that they are so broad and may run the risk of having to be broken up. Until that day comes, he sees great things. The multiple is reasonable, but understand that if the market falls, it will fall too. (Analysts’ price target is $1376.00)
HOLD

A great name. He likes their migration to a subscription basis. It has good pricing power and he personally uses their products all the time. They are the defacto standard. A little rich at today's value though. He would also consider the ETF IGV-A to help diversify some of the risk in the space.

HOLD

A great name. He likes their migration to a subscription basis. It has good pricing power and he personally uses their products all the time. They are the defacto standard. A little rich at today's value though. He would also consider the ETF IGV-A to help diversify some of the risk in the space.

COMMENT

He would stay away from AT&T. He is not into the telco theme. There is a better way to get yield. He would like to see wireless competition stabilize -- it is a cut throat business. For yield, he likes real estate or utilities instead. He would hold XLRE -US as the ETF to hold for a yield of 3.1%.