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His model price is $160. An 88% upside.

His model price is $24.87, a 50% upside. $24 billion in cash.

His model prices $63.80, a 23% positive differential. Trading at 82% of Book. Has probably never been this low.

(A Top Pick Dec 20/07. Down 73%.) Sold in April. If you own, continue to hold.

(A Top Pick Dec 20/07. Down 71%.) His model price is $31.41. 128% upside.

(A Top Pick Dec 20/07. Down 82%.) Still qualifies in his model and the price is $28, a 395% upside.

He has a model price of $2.87, which is a negative 14.5% discount. However, based on the September balance sheet, closed above $7.21 it would be a raving Buy.

7-year bonds are at 8.6%. Even if you are getting this percent and you think you did well, once there is a recovery chances are they will be called. He would rather look at something that gives infinite rates of return which is basically the common stock.

Canadian Banks: He sees nothing that gets him excited. National Bank has upside of 38%, Bank of Montreal is 10%, CIBC is 0.8%, TD is 0.4%, Royal is negative 2% and BNS is negative 3.5%.

The model price is $39.17, a 38% positive differential. Wouldn't buy it just yet.

His model price is $12.11, a 46% positive differential. Market thinks it is going to earn $.34.

Gold: Has go a lot higher. A large portion of the US debt has to be monetized. Expects the US$ to roll over.

The model price is $13.77, a -2.5% differential.

His model price is $46.42. A 68% upside. Cheap.

Speculation. If it broke through $8.40, which would tell him the balance sheet is okay, he would be a big buyer.