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Today, Barry Schwartz commented about whether QSR.TO, JPM, AAPL, ITP.TO, CCL.B.TO, AMZN, ATVI, X.TO, MFC.TO, AMT, BAM.A.TO, UBER, TECK.B.TO, DPZ, GOOG, PG, MG.TO, CNR.TO, DAL, ENB.TO, V, ATRL.TO are stocks to buy or sell.

PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 25/19, Up 13%) Will recover from last year's strike and tariffs. Targets $140 a year from now.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Jan 25/19, Up 4%) He was too bullish about car sales. We've hit peak car sales. Meanwhile, e-cars keep selling, so where does this leave Magna? He exited.
DON'T BUY

They keep innovating unlike peers like Kraft. Doesn't know the valuation, but it's a fine company. This will do well. But he'd rather buy Google, Facebook or Apple for more growth. PG will barely grow.

STRONG BUY
A super company, a benchmark. It's the dominant search engine. He hopes they will focus more on profits, share buybacks and introduce a dividend. They grow at double-digits relentless. He'll continue to buy even given its remarkable run. He doesn't know how the US government will break up these tech giants.
BUY

Domino's vs. QSR No idea which one will perform better going forward. But he bets that Domino's will expand from 16,000 worldwide stores to 25,000 in the next five years. The company projects 7-12% earnings growth. Pizza is a very good business. Domino's has smart managers. QSR will do fine, but he'd rather buy Starbucks or McDonald's.

DON'T BUY
The phase one signing will bring great relief to the materials and resources stocks. E-cars need a lot of copper. Teck hasn't made money for anybody in the last 16 years. He can't predict commodity and materials prices and won't bother. He prefers companies with pricing power which these sectors don't have. No, not for him.
DON'T BUY
They're investing for the future and have become a brand name. But the valuation is high and Uber lacks a history of profits, two key criteria for him. Too speculative.
STRONG BUY
Favourite Brookfield stock? Easy: BAM. Every Canadian should own this. They have the expertise and global scale to own world assets. They receive all kinds of fees, including bonus and performance fees, that they wisely reinvest. They know when and what to buy and sell. Great managers.
BUY
A top REIT. They charge the top US cell phone companies rents to put their equipment on their towers. An excellent long-term buy.
DON'T BUY
Not a quality growth company. MFC is too hard for him to figure out. He'd rather buy a Canadian or American bank like National Bank.
TOP PICK
A controversial pick, because the CEO just got ousted, but he did a good job diversify and growing TMX into a global company focused on analytics. Record TSX levels should lead to more listings. Also, a new CEO may be another tailwind. (Analysts’ price target is $126.00)
TOP PICK

Like Disney, ATVI owns its own properties (videogame characters). They have 300 million daily users, but he projects 1 billion in coming years a it adds mobile versions of its popular games. Huge upside. (Analysts’ price target is $61.66)

TOP PICK

Not only an e-commerce company, but one that sells stuff in every conceivable sector from healthcare to the cloud. Massive potential. It's lagged the other FANG's, but this year it will catch up. As for FedEx, turns out they need FedEx until Amazon fully builds its one-day delivery network. (Analysts’ price target is $2181.39)

BUY
Performance has been disappointing, though it was home run before 2017 But managers are brilliant, making fine acquisitions. 2019 headwinds (i.e. tariffs) may be done this year as the economy improves. But it has grown its earnings and dividends--that rose expectations, which weren't met. Because of the managers, he is buying more.
WEAK BUY
They sell tape used in e-commerce packages. Merely an okay business with okay managers. But it generates a lot of free cash flow, and the valuation is attractive. Own this for income. In a few years, the balance sheet will be terrific.