The question is their ability to grow. They are going to try to sell the company. They have had declining volumes.

A lot of these companies are no longer in the TSX. The stock is very cheap. It is a problem candidate on the tax losing scene.

They pay a good dividend. Low debt so he thinks the stock is quite cheap. Volume should increase by Q1.

It is the largest fraker in Canada and has minimal debt. It has been an aggressive buyer of its own stock with free cash flow. Q4 should start to see a recovery. On tax loss selling it will probably be very attractive to own.

It will benefit from the LNG business that is coming in the next few years. It is a candidate for tax loss selling. $3.40 is his target. He likes it. It has a monster upside.

It came out of the index. They are paying down debt. He'd like to see it paid down a little more. When the rig count picks up next year, he thinks the stock is very cheap here. It is more speculative because of the debt load.

The stock has been shafted because people don't know where the growth will come from. On weakness on tax loss selling it could start a good total return.