WAIT

He has been a fan for 15 years but regrets not buying it. It has run up more than Loblaws so he would not get it now. Wait for a rotation out of grocery stocks and then at that point he would prefer this one to L-T.

HOLD
The dividend is over 5% and the telecom industry is capital intensive. Continue to hold the stock. The dividend has been increasing for many years.
WATCH
He bought in 2015/16 and it moved up nicely and then went sideways for 2 to 3 years. This is its common pattern. It is on the tail end of a pretty big rise. It is probably due for another breather.
BUY
It is doing very well. It as been a darling of the market. They are active and drilling 100 wells in the second half of this year and 225 next year. They have plans to increase revenues. There has been a lot of insider buying in this company.
BUY
It sells off whenever interest rates increase. It is attractive to own. A biden government should help with demand for Canadian oil.
SELL ON STRENGTH
Has recovered quite well. It has been the most impacted by the virus. On all fronts it got hit hard but the stock recovered with the anticipation of better times ahead, so he would suggest taking profits if you got it near the bottom.
DON'T BUY
It is a tech turn around stock. He would be wary of investing in a tech turnaround. You would be better looking in a cyclical industry where the industry is a tailwind.
HOLD
They have been hit hard. In 2008 these were the best performing sector. This year they have performed terribly. They are attractive given the dividend yields. He still owns some IPL-T. They cut their dividend and are working on a feed plant for recycled plastics. In the summer there was considerable insider buying. If you have it, consider it still a hold.
SELL
This is a stock he once owned. This is a tough industry. Both pharma and front store. He thinks there are better places to invest.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 11/19, Down 17%) Their revenues and earnings will be up this year. Airlines are relying on government assistance to survive. They won't be able to get new planes after the pandemic and so AL-N will benefit as they will have to lease.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 11/19, Up 45%) The outlook for advertising looked bad in the spring but now the revenue estimates have gone back up. It has been a huge comeback. It is still attractive and he considers it a buy.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Nov 11/19, Down 1%) They announced unlimited data plans for all their subscribers. They took the hit up front unlike their competitors. The pandemic hurt their sports and radio and TV assets and so squeaked out a flat return for the year.
DON'T BUY

The valuation is really sky high right now. They are a competitor to AMZN-Q. It is discounting years of growth into the future. You can't justify any further upside.

HOLD
It has been a phenomenal winner over the long term. Stocks don't go up in a straight line. The valuation got a little rich about 2-4 years ago. There is slowly growing concern about their business model. They get a large percentage of profits from fuel sales and cigarette sales. You will be fine for now but in ten years there could be mostly electric cars.
HOLD
They just announced third quarter results. Earnings are second highest since 2018 when the stock was $2. They do specialty lumber and they are diversified, so they move more gently. The valuation is attractive. The dividend should come back.