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James HodginsBlack Diamond GroupBDI.TOBUYDec 29, 2011

Camps for the oil sands. One of his larger positions. They continue to win contracts. As long as Oil Sands continue to grow they will do well.
$18.49

Stock price when the opinion was issued

$18.59

As of Jun 22, 2026. Market Open.

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COMMENT
The dividend stocks as a group has underperformed. There's nothing wrong with the fund. He would prefer technology stocks although they don't pay dividends.
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He owns this. The stock is getting hit by what is happening in Kitimat as they provide worker mobile housing. He is under water on this one. He is happy to hold it and has it on his buy list. Once the pipeline issue is resolved, he believes their key project will go ahead.
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They build modular spaces and have been hit by the fall in the oil and gas sector. They no longer pay a dividend. He thinks revenues are growing by over 11% annually and they are expanding into the US -- over 65% of sales now. Management is very straightforward. They are helping provide housing in California after the fires. Yield 0% (Analysts’ price target is $2.78)
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They do site construction with modular development. They participated in the rebuild following the California wildfires. Debt is coming down. Yield 0% (Analysts’ price target is $3.33)
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They're in the mobile home space in the oil/gas field, and have branched into education. Had revenues of $385 million in 2014, then fell to $166 million in 2017 and has risen some then. Lost $11 million last quarter. They will regain some of their mojo; two of their projects have approval including one in Kitamat and the coastal gas link. If all First Nations tribes approve (he hopes), it will go through. (Analysts’ price target is $3.16)
BUY
HNL vs. BDI Had both on his watch list. In December he bought BDI after talking to management and following the company for a long time. BDI: Smart management who have paid down a lot of their debt. Well-positioned in mobile homes for oil/gas industry and other applications. Tremendous upside. HNL is also good, but he prefers BDI.
SELL

This had a big fall yesterday. Back in Feb/March this had a big Sell signal on his system. They couldn’t pay their dividend. It is probably going to have a long recovery time if it makes it.

RISKY

(Market Call Minute) Earnings outlook has collapsed, but now they are turning around. An interesting speculation.

BUY

He owns it for the yield. They do camps and rentals for construction. They raised capital recently to expand their business in construction. It is a lot less volatile than the oil business. The oil and gas industry wants to put money back to work.

WAIT

Modular housing. A really good business, but just in a bad space right now. You need activity for this business to do well. Thinks we are close to the bottom here. As soon as we see drilling come back there is going to be an appetite for their product.

COMMENT

Provides modular accommodation for the oil patch. With the Fort McMurray situation, demand is going to be pretty high for temporary housing. The stock had a huge pop following the fire, but underlying trends in the industry are still negative. The fire probably won’t change the needle a lot, but it will improve this year. It’ll still be negative. This is a temporary issue while Fort Mac builds. Until the underlying oil/gas situation improves, the long-term fundamentals are really not going to change. He would be a little cautious.

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(A Top Pick May 25/15. Down 71.15%.) Trading at only 4.6X BV. They missed and the price momentum really rolled over, so he was forced to exit his position in August.

DON'T BUY

Provides accommodations at worksites. He likes to have the macros, financials and technicals to align. On the technicals, this doesn’t look good. They cut the dividend and it looks safe on the short term. Great management.

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(A Top Pick May 25/15. Up 6.41%.) Camp providers for major LNG projects that are coming up. Holding in reasonably well given the backdrop of the energy market. Still scores in the top 5% on both momentum and valuation. Very solid balance sheet and a good 5.6% dividend yield. Trading at 7X EBITDA.