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Their technology extracts diesel (renewable). But they've never reached their production targets. Is watching the recent change in management. If they reach those number, this means they can build plants across the world and become very profitable.

They use AI to detect weapons on attendees at a large event; it's faster than metal detectors. Could be used as stadiums and schools. Is watching them to see if they sign more contracts and raise profits. Could be a hockey stick of a stock if this tech catches on.

An historic compounder that pays a good dividend. They buy businesses, invest in them and grow them organically. Done very well this way. But shares have sold off and haven't recovered as he expected. Maybe their deals with airlines are a factor. Fine managers over 20 years ago.

Volatile, but are doing a great job growing their brand with lots of expansion ahead. Stores are busy, but they've challenges in inventory and customer spend. Any economic slowdown will challenge ATZ, but if same-store sales hold and store expansion continues, then shares will rise. Wait till earnings next week.

A good company, but margins are vulnerable to environment factors like weak sunlight. They pivoted a few quarters by introducing cannabis to their products; they hold a big share of the non-craft cannabis market in Canada. Cannabis, not vegetables, gives them leverage, especially in the US. Any signs of legalizing down there will boost this stock. They have greenhouses in the US and are excellent growers.

You can't go wrong owning this. Is a long-time compounder. They continue to find opportunities inside and outside Canada, and those acquisitions expand margins.

Retail stocks will tick up if we avoid a recession, inflation continues to fall, and if interest rates decline. CTC has done great acquisitions. Well-run.

Their AI-driven camera helps cities manage traffic. Are growing revenues 35% annually. Announced a bond offering to expand their business. They could win more contracts from cities. Are paid on a SAAS basis.

A fintech that allows shift-workers like Uber Eats deliverers to get paid as soon as they complete their shift so the could spend that money. PAY makes money on interaction fees. They have enough cash flow to meet their growth plans. They have 1.2 million out of 70 million gig workers out there, so there's lots of room to grow.

A top compounder since 2012 when they became a non-prime lender. They continued to raise their dividend. They're moving into car loans, which is underserved in Canada. In recent years have done a great job reducing their debt. Trades at a low PE. The only caveat is a recession. Howeer, 41% of their loans are secured by assets.