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We're not overvalued, but are stretched. Conviction in this market has slipped a little entering autumn. The recovery is performing better than expected from the start of the year. He doesn't see a massive pullback coming. The Delta and inflation are two forces investors must watch. September will likely show meaningful gains in employment that will effect stocks through the rest of this year. Inflation fears of last spring have come off; investors are gradually agreeing with the Fed that inflation will be transitory. But what fiscal packages will arise in Canada and the U.S? The Fed won't do anything drastically and won't make major moves until next year, probably.
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CNQ vs. Suncor The energy sector looks good. Today's news says that we could see oil prices topping $100 in 2022, but he thinks $80 is a more realistic target. Growing demand for oil should continue into 2022. CNQ could crack the summer's resistance level. Stick with the large-cap oil names. CNQ vs. Suncor? Own both. Anything could happen to smaller-cap names in the face of a fourth wave of Covid. Long-term, though, oil names will be less and less attractive.
oil
gas
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No, it isn't heading down. It adapts well to macro conditions, namely e-cars. Magna is ready for EVs. He likes this name. It will do well for the next five years. The valuation is slightly too high for him, but he's watching it. He also likes and owns Tesla within the car space, and likes GM.
Automotive
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick May 25/21, Up 107%) They came off a depressed environment, but held good momentum entering the summer. Canada will enjoy good growth into 2022. Solid. In March 2020, you did not want to sell banks and had to look forward to the recover. If you stayed with the banks including BMO, it paid off very well.
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