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Are there Canadian cell tower stocks to play 5G? They don't exist here, because the telecoms here own their own towers. He prefers to play pure cell towers which is more scalable and offers more leverage (i.e. several telecoms can use the same tower). Look to American Tower and Crown Castle in the U.S. American has never been cheap, because it has a strong string of towers in the U.S. as well as India and Europe, boasting double-digit growth over many years. He has owned this for a decade.

One of Canada's largest midstream. He likes. It has suffered in recent months. Expectations of a Biden win have pressured these stocks. Sentiment is everything in energy, and a Blue Wave on Nov. 3 will hurt. He prefers Enbridge, because a Biden win would benefit ENB. ENG also yield 2% more than TC.

It's undervalued vs. its peers. AY is diversified in terms of geography and technology. They have a big project tied to PG&E in California; there were concerns that if PG&E went bankrupt that AY would lose 10% of its cash flow. But PG&E never missed its payments. AY is worth a little more than current levels. It yields around 5.5%. AY has renewable assets around the world. It ranges $20-30. This is good for investors looking for mid-single digit dividend growth and low volatilty.

Looking for a renewable energy play A UK utility building EV-charging stations. There are few pure-play EV-station stocks in North American, because it's early days in this fragmented industry and there's no universal standard. Instead, there are renewable energy plays in the US, namely NextEra.

It pays a high yield, but it's a risky business. Yes, they have contracted revenues, but also some commodity risk. Don't just look at the yield. (ENB pays a higher yield and has better governance and ethical standards than ET). He prefers the Canadian midstreams over the Americans.