Has gone up significantly the last couple of months, so probably not a great time to buy it. Has had 3 quarters were production has fallen or just remained flat.
Has a big play in the Pembina area. Has a problem with sour gas which has created delays. Moving into the next phase. Has some decent upside ahead of it.
Cyclical in nature. Will go through tremendous upswings where cash coming in seems unending and then all of a sudden prices come down. If you are a bull and believe in the extended China demand, then it might be a good hold. If you own, wait for Brascan to sell it.
Both Noranda and Falconbridge are the cheapest on a Price To Cash Flow basis using this year's and next year's cash flow. There has been a cap on the stock due to the Ming Metals negotiations awaiting some conclusion. Feels the stock is worth near $28. Still buying for new clients.
It's principle asset is Expedia along with hotel.com. They are spinning out the travel portion as a stand alone company. Feels that business is worth $15 a share. The remainder of the assets is worth $10. There's $5 of net cash, so the company's worth $30.
A pretty good story. Very solid management. Held back a bit by pipe problems (can't get the gas out of the ground) and processing problems. Feels it has room to move up.
Has it on his list for following. Last fall their output was relatively flat at 78 barrels a day. Has been some improvement recently and have announced a deal with Impact and should be up over 10,000 barrels daily. This is a level where they could become an income trust. This factor is probably priced in now.
A number of very good assets, but were lumped together as a conglomerate which gave a discount to its valuation. Now restructuring which should give a valuation bump. Should generate good cash flows.