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COMMENT
He expects a vaccine sometime next year; the market is making a big bet that at least a treatment will emerge. This is a pretty fair bet. Governments have no choice but to pay people to stay home or else they'll riot in the streets. No one knows what will happen to the economy. He came into March holding 25-30% cash and spent half that, but was caught off-guard by the rally. So, he has sold some stocks to raise cash. He sold some of his cyclicals.
STRONG BUY
Managers have done a great job morphing into cybersecurity. Yes, Cisco will be impacted by current spending on IT (with flat or slightly declining revenues this year), but Cisco will remain a huge cash flow and dividend grower. There's strong demand for internet security which definitely benefits Cisco.
electrical
electronic
BUY
NTR vs. Corteva He owns both. Corteva is into crop protection. Nutrien is in fertilizer. Both are strongly correlated to commodity prices, however. Nutrien pays a healthy dividend, but Corteva offers better growth and could benefit from ongoing climate change problems. Both are best-in-class businesses.
agriculture
COMMENT
Telcos are an oligopoly here. It pays a great dividend, but it's a mature, low-growth company. Young people are cable cutting and streaming everything instead. BCE should hold up well. Even with 5G, BCE won't grow much. You're buying this for a growing Canadian economy and being a well-run company.
telephone utilities
DON'T BUY
Careful buying any weed stocks. Hard to get a handle on valuations here. Hexo has a deal with Molson-Coors to produce a cannabis beverage. No weed company is attractive. He'd rather buy a Canadian or American bank which hold real value.
