this week a shareclub I belong to (there are two both meet once a month), picked a portfolio for a contest. 10 stocks/$100,000, each stock equal weighting, no trading, picks in jan and ends in november. no prizes just to see who is the best (or how badly we can do).
(everyone picked two stocks, then came down to a vote)
stocks had to trade on the TSE and are in CDN$
dividends do not count towards the total just capital appreciation
portfolio
1.Bombardier (maker of regional jets over $15cdn.)
2.CAE flight simulators over $10cdn
3.Bank of nova scotia $50cdn not a bad bank limited upside
4. Sobeys a grocery store, when people are scared they buy grocery stores Loblaws, Sobeys.
5. Anigotech is developing stents (heart)
6. Saputo (TSE=SAP) Cheese please, involved in Cheese and diary, also Vachon cakes, great company should earn $3 next year trading at $25cdn. put a 10X have a $30 stock, looking for a 15X. earnings are influeced by the price of cheese (they use of coarse) cheese wholesale prices should go higher still like the company, was my suggestion.
7. Nortel would have rather picked a tracking stock to track cdn. tech, ie. XIT. Actually would not mind Nortel falling, believe the stock sits, and waits until 2003. worse call ever made was when I stated it was still expensive but at $60 cdn, could go back to $90cdn. if they met their numbers, stock went to $30 of coarse I did say to bail when they disappointed, now trades at $11.
8. Noranda base metals company which may cut their div next year, good mines just low zinc and copper prices, would avoid.
9. TRP Transcanada prefer enbridge but this stock yield 4% which does not count for the contest trading around $19 upside limited to around $22.
10. Vincor a wine company, close to fully valued but good company with growth prospects
there is the list if it was up to me, only had one vote, would not have Noranda and TRP. also probably would throw out Angiotech.
member suggest Penwest natural gas play would have put a few energy companies in. also inco was suggested over noranda.
my other selection was coolbrands would wait until february to buy it, they make Eskimo pies, and other ice cream treats, when it is 100 in the summer people will look around for a small cap company in the ice cream business with growing revenues, just a fun play.
hope we win but doubt our chances.
will have a few reviews of some book currently reading. and the predictions for another year late December.
thanks
selkirk
(everyone picked two stocks, then came down to a vote)
stocks had to trade on the TSE and are in CDN$
dividends do not count towards the total just capital appreciation
portfolio
1.Bombardier (maker of regional jets over $15cdn.)
2.CAE flight simulators over $10cdn
3.Bank of nova scotia $50cdn not a bad bank limited upside
4. Sobeys a grocery store, when people are scared they buy grocery stores Loblaws, Sobeys.
5. Anigotech is developing stents (heart)
6. Saputo (TSE=SAP) Cheese please, involved in Cheese and diary, also Vachon cakes, great company should earn $3 next year trading at $25cdn. put a 10X have a $30 stock, looking for a 15X. earnings are influeced by the price of cheese (they use of coarse) cheese wholesale prices should go higher still like the company, was my suggestion.
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7. Nortel would have rather picked a tracking stock to track cdn. tech, ie. XIT. Actually would not mind Nortel falling, believe the stock sits, and waits until 2003. worse call ever made was when I stated it was still expensive but at $60 cdn, could go back to $90cdn. if they met their numbers, stock went to $30 of coarse I did say to bail when they disappointed, now trades at $11.
8. Noranda base metals company which may cut their div next year, good mines just low zinc and copper prices, would avoid.
9. TRP Transcanada prefer enbridge but this stock yield 4% which does not count for the contest trading around $19 upside limited to around $22.
10. Vincor a wine company, close to fully valued but good company with growth prospects
there is the list if it was up to me, only had one vote, would not have Noranda and TRP. also probably would throw out Angiotech.
member suggest Penwest natural gas play would have put a few energy companies in. also inco was suggested over noranda.
my other selection was coolbrands would wait until february to buy it, they make Eskimo pies, and other ice cream treats, when it is 100 in the summer people will look around for a small cap company in the ice cream business with growing revenues, just a fun play.
hope we win but doubt our chances.
will have a few reviews of some book currently reading. and the predictions for another year late December.
thanks
selkirk