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Will it bounce back quickly? All rails have pulled back over fears of a slowing economy. Shipping volumes in things like coal have slowed. Rails are soft industrials, meaning less cyclical than, say, mining. She's been buying on dips. Or you can hold onto it. Crude by rail will continue to benefit them. A well-run company that's investing in tech to increase efficiency.

Yields 6.5% that will grow by 5-10% annually. She expects line 3 will get built. Meanwhile, they have a large ground transportation system. Their cash flow will grow. She's buying on pullbacks.

It's not too late to enter this. Interest rates keep falling, which makes a great environment for alternative assets, which BAM manages. They're global in outlook, too. They just closed the Oak Tree Capital deal, focussed on credit strategies which is an area BAM wanted to get into. Oak Tree is very well-run. BAM is counter-cyclical. Trades at a reasonable valuation and is a fine long-term hold. (Analysts’ price target is $79.12)

They have great content and will be streaming in November at an attractive $6.99/monthly. Their movies and parks still do well. Streaming offers a new growth platform. Trades at a good multiple. (Analysts’ price target is $154.96)

One of the few pure water plays, testing water in North America and emerging markets. The latter are building their water infrastructure. In North America, they repair and upgrades which are rising. Also, they bought a smart-metering company that utilities can use to improve efficiency. Now is an attractive entry point with secular growth. (Analysts’ price target is $81.67)

Metro vs. Empire She owns Loblaw instead. The sector is defensive, so it's done well this year. She likes Shoppers Drug Mart, hence Loblaw, for its cross-selling via their Optimum rewards card. She prefers Metro of the two, but thinks Loblaw is better.