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Stocked in Nougat with Espresso sides or Tigereye with Walnut Veneer sides. All others are special order.
The Fjords Hans Powered Swing Relaxer is one of the most unique Swing Relaxers models available through Fjords. The curvature of this model guarantees that the Hans will be an excellent addition to your home or business.
There are many details that make the Fjords Hans Powered Swing Relaxer the perfect Swing Relaxer for many. For instance, the Fjords Hans Powered Swing Relaxer is motorized and can recline with the simple push of a button. This model can either be plugged directly into a wall, or can be equipped with a battery pack, which comes separately. The ability to recline with such ease compliments the fact that all Swing Relaxer models come with the Fjords Active Release Mechanism that ensure your neck and back is supported while relaxing. The design of this model also includes wood stain panels on the outside of the arms. The wood stain color of the panels can be customized by special order, but are stocked in preset colors.
The Fjords Hans Swing Relaxer is available in a wide variety of leather and fabric types and colors. To view any of the amazing leather or fabric types and colors available, simply use the pull down menu above that is titled: "Select Leather or Fabric type and color". The price of the Hans Swing Relaxer will change based off of the Leather or Fabric type and color chosen. Looking for a leather or fabric type and color that is not listed on the pull down menu? Call 888-486-9463 to speak with a Fjords Furniture Specialist. They are available to offer further guidance and find the perfect leather or fabric type and color for any home!
Astroline 551 Soft Grey, With Black Stain Beech wood.
Astroline 510 Black,With Walnut Veneer.
Astroline 552 Tan, Espresso Stain on Beech Wood.
When we buy furniture, we want to know that the people who made it are proud of there work and know that there products will last a long time. The Fjords Hans Powered Swing Relaxer is a high quality item that was designed to withstand wear and look beautiful for a substantial amount of time. To ensure customers of the quality of Fjords Products, there is a 10 Year warranty that protects your new beautiful piece of furniture and ensures peace of mind. Also, the 10 year warranty is included with the purchase of every qualifying Fjords Swing Relaxer purchase.
The continuous movement of these recliners allows your body to truly relax. Each individual segment contributes to the proper support for your neck, shoulders, back and hips to relax. The benefits extend beyond those body parts as the entire body will benefit from a reduction in tension.
Fjords® Active Release System - All of our recliners have a unique, built-in mechanism that automatically provides the best neck and back support.
Many models come with an adjustable headrest to accommodate users of different sizes to experience the same comfort from one recliner.
The two sizes: Small & Large, allow for each person to find the perfect fit!
All models come with a sticker underneath the armrest to allow them to be traced in the event you have a question about your specific model/recliner.
Have questions about the Hans Swing Relaxer or need further assistance? Call 888-486-9463 to speak with an Fjords Furniture Specialist. Fjords Furniture Specialist are available to answer all questions and offer further guidance.
The dimensions of the Large Fjords Hans Powered Swing Relaxer are as follows: Width 36", Height 43.5", Depth 37", Seat Height 18.25", Seat Depth 21.75"

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stocked in nougat with espresso sides or tigereye with walnut veneer sides. all others are special order.
the fjords hans powered swing relaxer is one of the most unique swing relaxers models available through fjords. the curvature of this model guarantees that the hans will be an excellent addition to your home or business.
there are many details that make the fjords hans powered swing relaxer the perfect swing relaxer for many. for instance, the fjords hans powered swing relaxer is motorized and can recline with the simple push of a button. this model can either be plugged directly into a wall, or can be equipped with a battery pack, which comes separately. the ability to recline with such ease compliments the fact that all swing relaxer models come with the fjords active release mechanism that ensure your neck and back is supported while relaxing. the design of this model also includes wood stain panels on the outside of the arms. the wood stain color of the panels can be customized by special order, but are stocked in preset colors.
the fjords hans swing relaxer is available in a wide variety of leather and fabric types and colors. to view any of the amazing leather or fabric types and colors available, simply use the pull down menu above that is titled: "select leather or fabric type and color". the price of the hans swing relaxer will change based off of the leather or fabric type and color chosen. looking for a leather or fabric type and color that is not listed on the pull down menu? call 888-486-9463 to speak with a fjords furniture specialist. they are available to offer further guidance and find the perfect leather or fabric type and color for any home!
astroline 551 soft grey, with black stain beech wood.
astroline 510 black,with walnut veneer.
astroline 552 tan, espresso stain on beech wood.
when we buy furniture, we want to know that the people who made it are proud of there work and know that there products will last a long time. the fjords hans powered swing relaxer is a high quality item that was designed to withstand wear and look beautiful for a substantial amount of time. to ensure customers of the quality of fjords products, there is a 10 year warranty that protects your new beautiful piece of furniture and ensures peace of mind. also, the 10 year warranty is included with the purchase of every qualifying fjords swing relaxer purchase.
the continuous movement of these recliners allows your body to truly relax. each individual segment contributes to the proper support for your neck, shoulders, back and hips to relax. the benefits extend beyond those body parts as the entire body will benefit from a reduction in tension.
fjords® active release system - all of our recliners have a unique, built-in mechanism that automatically provides the best neck and back support.
many models come with an adjustable headrest to accommodate users of different sizes to experience the same comfort from one recliner.
the two sizes: small & large, allow for each person to find the perfect fit!
all models come with a sticker underneath the armrest to allow them to be traced in the event you have a question about your specific model/recliner.
have questions about the hans swing relaxer or need further assistance? call 888-486-9463 to speak with an fjords furniture specialist. fjords furniture specialist are available to answer all questions and offer further guidance.
the dimensions of the large fjords hans powered swing relaxer are as follows: width 36", height 43.5", depth 37", seat height 18.25", seat depth 21.75"


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I am nearing the end of my fourth decade of being part of the working world and I’ve always been a fan of getting out of the office for lunch even if it means brown bagging it in the park. Sometimes that’s been necessary.
With so much time spent staring at screens, going out to lunch with someone can be a welcome break from the hour-to-hour grind of the workday. Yet somehow going out to lunch has become either a guilty pleasure or an unaffordable (both time and expense) luxury. That’s more than a shame as far as I am concerned.
So many of my professional relationships have been elevated by breaking bread. Earlier in my career when I had young children I lived by the motto of ‘you can have me during the day but nights are for my family’. Meaning that lunch was the time to meet a client or colleague, discuss business and even talk about personal things like family and travel. In the 1980’s the three martini lunches were pretty much becoming a thing of the past. Inviting clients and prospects to lunch (yes there was a time when a business prospect would allow you to take them to lunch) potentially fostered those relationships in the days before email and being ‘on call’ nearly 24/7.
I’ve written about being too busy to do anything but work, work, work. Despite that I’m here to offer that going out to lunch is an antidote to a mundane workweek in which by Thursday you cannot recall what you did or ate on Tuesday. Yet with the lengthening of people’s work hours (does anyone really only work 9-5 anymore?), instead of taking time to get out of the daily routine, people are forgetting and missing the benefits of changing one’s perspective by getting out and doing something different for an hour or two.
Keith Ferrazzi wrote a book several years ago called ‘Never Eat Alone’ and while I get the point of making eating time a social and professional activity, there are also times when I like being alone, getting a sandwich or salad, and sitting in Bryant Park watching all the people come and go.
I’ve friends who I don’t see as much as I’d like – because we’re all so busy. They are often too busy to have lunch even when we work in the same city. One other thing, I am very good at lunch. Mainly because I enjoy it so much – the change of venue, the atmosphere of different and the community created by engagement, all most often combine to elevate my spirit, and my afternoons. The work seems to always be there when I get back to my desk.
Don’t eat at your desk today. Consider a change to your routine and go out to lunch with a friend, family member or even a client. And then try to do it more often.
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i am nearing the end of my fourth decade of being part of the working world and i’ve always been a fan of getting out of the office for lunch even if it means brown bagging it in the park. sometimes that’s been necessary.
with so much time spent staring at screens, going out to lunch with someone can be a welcome break from the hour-to-hour grind of the workday. yet somehow going out to lunch has become either a guilty pleasure or an unaffordable (both time and expense) luxury. that’s more than a shame as far as i am concerned.
so many of my professional relationships have been elevated by breaking bread. earlier in my career when i had young children i lived by the motto of ‘you can have me during the day but nights are for my family’. meaning that lunch was the time to meet a client or colleague, discuss business and even talk about personal things like family and travel. in the 1980’s the three martini lunches were pretty much becoming a thing of the past. inviting clients and prospects to lunch (yes there was a time when a business prospect would allow you to take them to lunch) potentially fostered those relationships in the days before email and being ‘on call’ nearly 24/7.
i’ve written about being too busy to do anything but work, work, work. despite that i’m here to offer that going out to lunch is an antidote to a mundane workweek in which by thursday you cannot recall what you did or ate on tuesday. yet with the lengthening of people’s work hours (does anyone really only work 9-5 anymore?), instead of taking time to get out of the daily routine, people are forgetting and missing the benefits of changing one’s perspective by getting out and doing something different for an hour or two.
keith ferrazzi wrote a book several years ago called ‘never eat alone’ and while i get the point of making eating time a social and professional activity, there are also times when i like being alone, getting a sandwich or salad, and sitting in bryant park watching all the people come and go.
i’ve friends who i don’t see as much as i’d like – because we’re all so busy. they are often too busy to have lunch even when we work in the same city. one other thing, i am very good at lunch. mainly because i enjoy it so much – the change of venue, the atmosphere of different and the community created by engagement, all most often combine to elevate my spirit, and my afternoons. the work seems to always be there when i get back to my desk.
don’t eat at your desk today. consider a change to your routine and go out to lunch with a friend, family member or even a client. and then try to do it more often.
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When I was growing up my mom would have my father, sister and I plan our dinners for the week! She said she would grocery shop & cook, but we had to make the decisions! I didn’t like this task then and now as an adult completely understand why she did it! I absolutely DESPISE deciding on what is for dinner! And it’s not because I have a million other things on my plate (pun intended), because I believe you make time for what matters to you, it’s because on my long list of priorities, searching for & testing recipes is pretty close to the bottom! By the time I make a Pinterest board with a ton of recipes (that I will NEVER cook) I’ve mentally exhausted myself and order a pizza! It’s just not my thing. Food is a means to ending hunger for me. I love the most delicious sushi and seafood, but can equally enjoy $0.29 Ramen noodles or a bowl of cereal! And don’t even get me started on tackling the grocery store with children when you’re missing ONE item! NOT WORTH MY TIME! So when it came to the 5:00, “Do we have a dinner plan?” text from my husband I would get so stressed out! He didn’t care if I said we were having delivery every night, but it pained me to eat unhealthy meals every night simply because I could not make a decision! People suggested I try those meal kits, but I have to go to the store anyways for the rest of my groceries and I clearly have trust issues when it comes to someone else picking out my meat/produce so that just wasn’t gonna cut it!
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My quick week recap: I started off having to buy chicken thighs. I’ve never bought or cooked (or actually ever eaten) chicken thighs and immediately bought the wrong thing! Well, What’s Cookin’? to the rescue! They told me how to cook it regardless and adapt the recipe and it was DELICIOUS!
By the end of the week I was cooking harvest beets I bought at a farmers market (without being told to) and honestly felt like a beacon of health! I was one with Mother Earth and should have been on the cover of Organic Farm to Table Times! (I’m joking. I’ll follow that up by telling you I ate Ben & Jerrys afterwards, but you know I felt damn good for that brief moment)! I’ve never taken so much pride in my cooking and cannot wait to do more! Even after the longest work day, when I would normally jump at the chance to sit on the couch, I knew my recipe was waiting and I decided to cook instead! Having everything at my fingertips made me realize how easy the actual cooking part was which made it fun instead of dreadful! My husband probably thought an alien invaded my body and didn’t know what to do with all these home cooked, DELICIOUS meals! Such a game changer!
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when i was growing up my mom would have my father, sister and i plan our dinners for the week! she said she would grocery shop & cook, but we had to make the decisions! i didn’t like this task then and now as an adult completely understand why she did it! i absolutely despise deciding on what is for dinner! and it’s not because i have a million other things on my plate (pun intended), because i believe you make time for what matters to you, it’s because on my long list of priorities, searching for & testing recipes is pretty close to the bottom! by the time i make a pinterest board with a ton of recipes (that i will never cook) i’ve mentally exhausted myself and order a pizza! it’s just not my thing. food is a means to ending hunger for me. i love the most delicious sushi and seafood, but can equally enjoy $0.29 ramen noodles or a bowl of cereal! and don’t even get me started on tackling the grocery store with children when you’re missing one item! not worth my time! so when it came to the 5:00, “do we have a dinner plan?” text from my husband i would get so stressed out! he didn’t care if i said we were having delivery every night, but it pained me to eat unhealthy meals every night simply because i could not make a decision! people suggested i try those meal kits, but i have to go to the store anyways for the rest of my groceries and i clearly have trust issues when it comes to someone else picking out my meat/produce so that just wasn’t gonna cut it!
well everyone, i have the exact solution to my (maybe our) problem! what’s cookin’? took the decision making out of dinner for me! they took the hardest thing off my plate, so i could start putting food on our plates! their bundles include a grocery list with everything you need sorted out for quick & easy shopping, a weekly print out of your meals and all your recipes! after one week i cooked things i’ve never imagined cooking before, ate way healthier, only went to the store one time and actually gained confidence in the kitchen! i felt like a freaking rockstar! the only problem was when my week was over and i went back to ordering delivery because my life seemingly now depended on it and if you’re like me, more than likely yours will too!
my quick week recap: i started off having to buy chicken thighs. i’ve never bought or cooked (or actually ever eaten) chicken thighs and immediately bought the wrong thing! well, what’s cookin’? to the rescue! they told me how to cook it regardless and adapt the recipe and it was delicious!
by the end of the week i was cooking harvest beets i bought at a farmers market (without being told to) and honestly felt like a beacon of health! i was one with mother earth and should have been on the cover of organic farm to table times! (i’m joking. i’ll follow that up by telling you i ate ben & jerrys afterwards, but you know i felt damn good for that brief moment)! i’ve never taken so much pride in my cooking and cannot wait to do more! even after the longest work day, when i would normally jump at the chance to sit on the couch, i knew my recipe was waiting and i decided to cook instead! having everything at my fingertips made me realize how easy the actual cooking part was which made it fun instead of dreadful! my husband probably thought an alien invaded my body and didn’t know what to do with all these home cooked, delicious meals! such a game changer!
so cheers to what’s cookin’? they launch tomorrow and i think there might be a special promo! 😉 😉 😉 sign up for their newsletter here so you don’t miss out! and while you’re impatiently waiting for then, check them out and follow along on instagram and facebook! you’re welcome in advance to your stress level & stomachs!
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Morejon was placed on the minor-league injured list Tuesday with back and right shoulder injuries.
White (hip flexor) will be activated off the minor-league injured list to start Wednesday at Double-A Arkansas, Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times reports.
Reynolds exited Tuesday's game against the Diamondbacks with left quad discomfort.
Kikuchi will serve as a one- or two-inning opener in Friday's start against the Rangers, Ryan Divish of The Seattle Times reports.
Bichette broke the second metacarpal in his left hand Monday with Triple-A Buffalo, Gregor Chisholm of MLB.com reports.
Bohm went 3-for-5 with a home run, a double and three RBI on Monday in Low-A Lakewood's 10-5 win over Rome.
Wilson could be a candidate to make a spot start Thursday against the Reds if he's not needed in relief Tuesday or Wednesday, Mark Bowman of MLB.com reports.
Newton (shoulder) went 0-for-4 with three strikeouts in his first game with Low-A Columbia on Monday.
Bichette is believed to have suffered a broken left hand in his game Monday with Triple-A Buffalo after preliminary tests revealed a fracture, Robert Murray and Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic report.
Stewart (quadriceps) isn't traveling with the Tigers on their current road trip and has yet to resume baseball activities since being placed on the 10-day injured list last week, Chris McCosky of The Detroit News reports.
Loaisiga will be available out of the bullpen instead of starting Tuesday against the Angels, Pete Caldera of The Bergen Record reports.
Loaisiga has been called up from Triple-A Scranton Wilkes-Barre and will start Tuesday's road matchup against the Angels, Pete Caldera of The Bergen Record reports.

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morejon was placed on the minor-league injured list tuesday with back and right shoulder injuries.
white (hip flexor) will be activated off the minor-league injured list to start wednesday at double-a arkansas, ryan divish of the seattle times reports.
reynolds exited tuesday's game against the diamondbacks with left quad discomfort.
kikuchi will serve as a one- or two-inning opener in friday's start against the rangers, ryan divish of the seattle times reports.
bichette broke the second metacarpal in his left hand monday with triple-a buffalo, gregor chisholm of mlb.com reports.
bohm went 3-for-5 with a home run, a double and three rbi on monday in low-a lakewood's 10-5 win over rome.
wilson could be a candidate to make a spot start thursday against the reds if he's not needed in relief tuesday or wednesday, mark bowman of mlb.com reports.
newton (shoulder) went 0-for-4 with three strikeouts in his first game with low-a columbia on monday.
bichette is believed to have suffered a broken left hand in his game monday with triple-a buffalo after preliminary tests revealed a fracture, robert murray and ken rosenthal of the athletic report.
stewart (quadriceps) isn't traveling with the tigers on their current road trip and has yet to resume baseball activities since being placed on the 10-day injured list last week, chris mccosky of the detroit news reports.
loaisiga will be available out of the bullpen instead of starting tuesday against the angels, pete caldera of the bergen record reports.
loaisiga has been called up from triple-a scranton wilkes-barre and will start tuesday's road matchup against the angels, pete caldera of the bergen record reports.


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Market Outlook He thinks the US dollar is going to go a lot higher. The 2018 returns of Canadian investors benefited by about 7-8% he thinks, if you invested in US holdings. On US equities, he is cautious right now. After the big decline in December, he thinks it is a precursor of what is yet to come. 2019 will be a year of the Central Banks, who will have to maneuver to keep things going. This will make the equity market fraught with explosions and collapses. Last year the Trump tax incentive lead to massive earnings increases and he wonders how that can be followed.
CGI vs Open Text? He would like to own both of these. Having some growth in your portfolio is good -- especially if the economy is going to slow. He likes the yield of Open Text. He likes the predictably of earnings with CGI, so slightly favours it.
He thinks the stock will retrace to about $126, where he would be a buyer again. He would be "willing to go into war" with this stock. Although it is trading sideways, he would buy more on a pullback.
He is cool on them right now. Back in December he saw targets around $40. He would love to see a pullback to $32 to buy it.
He would wait to add to any position -- look for it retest the lows of December. It is a cyclical, so you want to make sure you buy them cheap enough. He is in a trader frame of mind, so he would target a buy at $30 and sell at $46.
Insurance companies are trading below their lower benchmarks -- making him think there are issues with their balance sheets especially in a deflationary recession environment. This could lead to lower short term rates, which could impair their earnings. He would be cautious going forward for all insurance companies.
(A Top Pick Jan 12/18, Down 17%) December almost caused him heart failure. There was either something systematic happening in the economy or their balance sheet was in severe trouble. He wants to see a pullback to $57 to consider buying it again. He would be worried about the economy if this retests the recent lows.
(A Top Pick Jan 12/18, Down 2%) This is a stock he would "go to war with". He sees about 15% upside from here. He would be a long term buy and hold at $100, otherwise trade it looking to enter at $142.
(A Top Pick Jan 12/18, Up 17%) Quietly going about its business. He still sees another 28% upside for it. He holds a lot of it and it is doing well.
Take profit here? He would take profit at these levels. He worries about issues with trade with China. He still sees possibly another 50% upside, but thinks it prudent to take profit here.
He thinks the market is telling you the car market cycle is coming to an end. The move to electric vehicles and car production not likely ever making new highs worries him. It has about 100% upside in value, but he cautious of the cycle nature. He would be careful.
When to exit? He thinks you "go to war" with this stock. He sees 18% upside still for it. He would continue to hold it long term. He might trim some length if it makes a new high.
He would not touch this with a 10 foot pole. The change in senior management worries him. The recent bullish bounce is a good sell opportunity as he targets only $88 on this. He is wary of the Chinese trade war, which is likely to get worse. If the world grinds down in growth, China will be hit hard.
A little over priced. He has a target price of less than $90, so he is cautious. He would prefer a pullback to $80 to add to any holding.
He sees about 20% upside from here. He would "go to war" with this stock. He would be a buyer here.
He would take profit here and look to re-enter back around $49. He sees 20% possible downside from here based on his model valuation.
He feels the S&P is at fair value and has another 30% of upside. He feels the Canadian dollar has more weakness to come. He expects the Republicans to win more seats in the House during the Mid-Terms, which would cause a substantial rally in the US markets. October has always been a seasonally weak month, so he expects a quick rebound in markets. Autos, consumer discretionary and other sectors have been recently decimated and are great value if the market is able to side step a major recession in 2019. He believes President Trump is correct in going after China as it pertains to the massive trade surplus with the US.
He likes this stock and sees upside to $54.77. It is in his Top 5 of his fund. He thinks block chain is a good opportunity for this company.
He sees value up to $50.90. Any new toy can be hit or miss and he thinks they have had a few toys go their way, but it is expensive here.
It is supposed to earn $10.46 per share next year, but the market is only projecting less than $2 per share. About 80% of their sales are into China. He worries about the potential trade war impacts. They have accused their Chinese partner on a project for stealing intellectual property. He would peck away at this, but sees $19 as a possible lower test point. They have a very small position in Micron.
He has long expected a crash in this space. Eventually the market will figure out which ones will survive. He still expects further downside in the space and his model price is only $3 per share since it has no current earnings.
The semi-conductor space has come back a lot. He has a model price near $14. He thinks you can accumulate shares on any significant decline. He would recommend buying a little here and more at $18.30 – just not your full position yet.
He does not favour Canadian stocks right now, based on their high valuations. This is under pressure now for no single reason. He expects they are weak on growth prospects. He expects the stock could drop to $35.55 and $28.50 if the growth story is broken.
He sees nothing but pain and agrees with the dividend cut. He thinks the stock needs to fall further and thinks you have to wait to see where the dust settles. He thinks major write downs are still required.
He remains negative on the Canadian oil space. He has a model price of $51.14 and hopes this price level holds, but expects further downside that could reach towards $29.30. WCS is netting only $17 US per barrel.
He would love to see it pull back to $250 to be a buyer. His model price is $89.66 so it is not without risk.
They reported earnings yesterday. He thinks it is a great company and one should add at $39.73 to any holdings. He is not worried about the recent sell off in the entire tech space.
He sees this as a cyclical stock. His model price is $357.75. He would be a buyer here. The recent pull back is a good buying opportunity.
Stay away – he has been saying this for five years. He sees substantial asset write-downs coming. The balance sheet is not rock solid. They will continue to lose money this year and doubts their estimates for next year. A total disaster.
His model is $61.59. A year from now this stock may be trading at the same level.
Sell. Listen to the Governor of the Bank of Canada – interest rates are going up – and you don’t want interest sensitive holdings in your portfolio. His model price is $34.53 and he thinks it will fall further.
(A Top Pick Oct 17/17, Down 6%) It has increased its dividend twice since last year. He continues to love it and holds a sizable personal position. He has a model price of $70.75.
(A Top Pick Oct 17/17, Up 31%) This is his #1 stock in his portfolio. He is not concerned by the recent price pullback. They bought back $80 million shares. He would add to his position on a pullback to $200. He likes their subscriber fee revenue growth. They continue to do all the right things. His model price is $233.42.
(A Top Pick Oct 17/17, Up 22%) He likes the support technically and the 2.5% dividend yield. It is not as cyclical as AMD and others in the space. His model price is $80.51.
Market. There was a ruling against trans-mountain pipeline today. The US is not cheap enough to sell his US dollars to come back. It could be an economic downturn catalyst but probably will not be. NAFTA is critical for us to leverage of the US economic success. He is putting client's money to work in the US. Canada has major issues. You have to be selective in Canada. You are looking for companies with US exposure, income and earnings. Today's news in the energy sector is not positive.
He loves it. The judgment against them is not significant. He has a model price of $160.81, a 20% upside. It is in the top 100 of the S&P 500 - it is US and priced in US Dollars – all the things he loves.
Model price is $14, so it is below where it is trading at. It is at EBV plus 1, and we have not had a breakout. Wait for a buy signal. He thinks it will come back. There are better opportunities elsewhere.
Semiconductors are doing their own thing. This is old tech. Model price is $85 with a 100% upside. But it is a cyclical. Over the last three years it has been on a tear and is pausing here. He would e a buyer here – a small amount.
Model price is $157.26. He sees it as an opportunity to pick this stock up now. It is above its model price and he has had it for some time until selling recently but it was moving from a value name into a growth name. He would be a buyer here. It is a good name.
Model price is $18.95, so it is at a 60% premium. He would not worry about earnings too much next week. If you are a long term holder, continue to hold it.
Model price is $45.06. 54% upside but there is no catalyst for this stock to get moving. It is dead money. If it is trading below its EBV -5, there is something wrong with its balance sheet and this one is too big relative to its earnings. The regulators are really rough in the financial industry. Use your tax loss.
Model price of $54.93, about 7% lower than what it is trading at. This one never got cheap enough for him to buy it. There is value elsewhere, see his Top Picks.
When it came down to his model price it was the only buying opportunity there was in the last eight years. He loves the company. Model price is $99.94, a 30% premium that it is trading at. He can only wish for a pull back.
These interest sensitives in Canada he not very bullish on. It has a model price of $34.68 so it is 15% overvalued. He thinks the BOC will have one more hike in them. He is neutral to negative on this one.
(A Top Pick Aug 4/17, Up 6%) He has had good returns since he has bought it but it has gone flat. They have room to expand their dividends even more. They are on an aggressive buy back program. If the US equity markets are going to go higher it has to be with the financials. He is still staying with it. There is about 9% upside according to model price.
(A Top Pick Aug 4/17, Up 45%) It is in his top 5. His model price is $243.96 or a 9.5% upside. Warren Buffet is buying a little more.
(A Top Pick Aug 4/17, Up 36%) This is old tech. His model price is $82.64, or a 70% upside. This stock just can't get moving. The CEO was just replaced. He would buy it here. Your chances of another 40% are quite high if the CEO works out.
Canadian Banks. You always want to buy them on a pull back. We have not had one for quite some time. A 10% or more correction and he would be a buyer. In general they are not cheap enough to buy and not expensive enough to sell. You have to hold them.
It has negative equity of $12 billion. It trades on air. There are better opportunities elsewhere. Don't touch it.
In March it was down to $90. Since then it has done nothing but go up. He has a model price of $131.66, or a 14% upside. Any sort of pull back you want to buy it. He would love to buy it at $87.
He would hold it. It is a great divergence between what the market is doing and what the fundamentals are saying. Everyone is predicting doom and gloom in the auto sector. They are right in the heart of Canadian auto parts. His model price is 102% from where it is. Once we get clarity on NAFTA and where we are in the auto sector, he would look at it.
They are not even making their dividend. There is a reverse compounding thing going on where your book value is being eroded. It is a losing proposition.
His model price is $42.16 or an 8% upside. It is an interest sensitive. Only buy it at the $36 level. It should go 10 or 11% lower here.
$59.74 is his model price and it is at 61% above that. If you ever got a correction or bad news it would be worthy of consideration.
Model price is 63.70 so it is 12% overvalued. When it comes back to the model price he would be a buyer.
He thinks it goes to $34.84. Once they fold in the income fund the balance sheet will get a lot bigger, which is negative for the stock. With a 6% yield, it is all their income. There is better value elsewhere.
If it got into the NVDA business he could not calculate what it would be worth. The model price is $82.64, or a 70% upside. The stock is much unloved and has a monopoly position. He is interested in catalysts that might come along. (Analysts’ target: $56.45).
He has been recommending this for years. It is finally hitting new highs. His model price is $58.76 or a 24% upside. It is finally getting its mo-jo. (Analysts’ target: $50.04).
Management is really up there in terms of reputation. Model price is $32.70 or a 5% upside. They increased their dividend a month and a half ago. There is still more dividend growth coming. The financials need to lead the bull market higher. (Analysts’ target: $34.39).
Overview. He thinks the fair value of the S&P 500 is about 3800, which is 30% higher than today’s level. He thinks fundamentals are great, especially in the US, which is where most of his focus is. He thinks US government policy (and the associated parts of the Twitterverse) is holding the market down. The S&P hit a high in early February, went through a long consolidation, and has risen back to almost the level it held at its high. He thinks S&P will easily reach that this summer. Beyond that, though, the S&P is running out of time. China is slowing down, world growth is slowing down, and commodities stocks in Canada ex oil are not doing well. Many are down 50%, which also suggests weakness in global growth. He expects a recession in the next year or 18 months. In the recent past, the FAANG stocks have pushed the S&P higher. Netflix stumbled but it looks as though Amazon, Google and Facebook are hitting new highs. The financials are acting well. For S&P to rise 30%, the lead will have to come from the financials not the FAANGs.
The stock has been going down. It is approaching a critical level according to Model Price theory: EBB-1 level is $17.80. His Model Price is $26.64, which is almost a 50% upside. However, if the stock drops below EBB-1, it could drop to EBB-2, which is $15. He would take a half-position at this level, but if it goes lower, he would sell and buy closer to $14.82. The market is concerned about recent news, such as the unionizing of its staff. However, a positive catalyst in the news could boost the stock an easy 25%. Making money on this stock might require trading around the levels rather than buying and holding.
His model price is $44.72, which is a 300% upside. This stock is very high risk but it has been rising recently as he predicted it would. This stock, like Teva and Bausch Health, were part of the most undervalued sector of the market 9 months ago, have been rising, and probably have more to go.
He calls this an interest-sensitive stock. The dividend of $1.68 is not covered by earnings. Earnings estimates for this year and next are $1.46 and $1.41. Interest-sensitives have had a bounce recently, perhaps because people sense a slowdown coming. He is bearish on the group. He would buy this stock at about $19.60.
Under his model, this stock is overpriced by 15%. Also it is paying out over $2 in dividends but is expected to earn only about $1 this year and $1.35 next year. This is similar to Crescent Point. The stock is getting a bump from oil prices but he would not buy it until it comes down to $21.
His model price is $13.66, so he seeks the stock as almost 6% overvalued. They pay out as much as analysts expect them to earn. There is better value in American stocks.
This is another interest-sensitive stock that is at risk from rising interest rates. It is overvalued by 10% compared to his model. The company is doing a whole lot of financial engineering. He would like to see the balance sheet after all the shenanigans are finished. He think that ultimately the stock will go to about $35.
The stock has a 61% upside before reaching the model price. It is acquiring another company which creates some volatility. If it breaks below $7, he thinks the stock will go lower and he would set a stop loss for $7.
This stock is way too expensive. It has a negative book value, which pulls the stock out of his Model Pricing approach.
(A Top Pick July 11, 2017. Up 33%). He continues to love Apple. He sees a 17.5% upside.
(A Top Pick July 11, 2017. Up 6%). The too-big-to-fail banks have finally recovered and the market trusts their balance sheets. They have given dividend increases and just passed the stress tests. His model price shows a 6% upside but they need to perform well again before rising further.
(A Top Pick July 11, 2017. Down 7%). This has gone down even as interest rates have come up. He is holding with it, with a very small position. Life insurers are not participating in the financials rally as much as he expected. His model price shows a 47% upside, but the market appears to dislike some aspect of MetLife’s balance sheet and he is not sure what that is. Because he is not sure what is wrong, he would not buy it.
He likes this stock. His model price is $140, 14% higher than the current price. The dividend is covered by the earnings. He expects it to rise with the market through year-end, if the market rises. However, he thinks there is better value elsewhere.
This is a cyclical stock. Over half of its business goes to China. It is at peak earnings. His model price is $196.21, which is a 250% upside, but this stock never trades on its earnings because it is cyclical. He expects the stock to trade over and under his EBB+3 price level which, a year from now, is $82, still much higher than its current price around $60. The stock pays no dividend.
This is right in the middle of his “zone.” It could go up or down from here. His model price is $121.13, but this is a cyclical stock near the end of the cycle, so it is unlikely to reach or hold that price. He would buy at $71 and sell at $98. At this price, he would do neither.
Has been trading down like WestJet. If it continues its negative trend, it is likely to get to $18.85. Like WestJet, this could rally under the right conditions. He would buy at $18.85, but not now. If it dropped below $18.85, he would sell and buy in again around $15.46.
His model price is $75.91, which is a 20% upside. However, he sees strong resistance at $67.85.He thinks that is the top, for now. He would hold at this price.
This is an interest-sensitive stock. It is currently selling at its model price. The dividend is covered by earnings. He is positive on the stock. The stock has come down a fair bit and is at a good-looking point for buying. If it does go down further, to $31, he would see a warning that the stock is going to go lower. However, there is no sign of that here, yet.
They just announced a dispute with the IRS which affected the stock price today. He expects this to take years to resolve. Canadian software stocks have done very well over time. He would be a buyer on dips, and today’s news created a dip, so he would buy. The model price is $63, which gives a 26% upside from the current price. He would plan to hold this for longer than 5 years. 22. Amazon (AMZN-O)(Doesn’t Own)(Don’t Buy). If the S&P goes higher, certainly Amazon will go higher. It has positive equity, but it is too expensive for a value investor.
Market. The US dollar is in a bull market. He expects the US dollar, and all assets priced in US dollars, will go substantially higher. He expects this to continue for a 5 to 7 year period. Things look good in the US market. He recommends ignoring the Trump tweets and focusing on the statistics. Fewer companies are participating in the growth than he would like. Financials are going sideways as his models of their value increase. He uses Model Price Theory (https://modelprice.wordpress.com/) and sees rises in interest rates as bullish. He thinks that Europe’s economy is getting substantially worse and that Deutsche Bank’s woes will cause broader problems in Europe.
It bounced a little today with its plan to spin off health care and oil. His model price for GE is $12.81 and the stock closed yesterday at $12.75. He expects the S&P to issue a negative review on GE’s debt as GE’s balance sheet changes. He would not buy here. He wants the balance sheet to shrink much more before considering it.
Comment on Canadian Banks in the United States. In general, American customers tend to like Canadian banks, so they are positioned to expand there. He would buy the Canadian banks on a pullback but would not buy them today. The upside is not as strong as it was in the past. All over the world, everyone is short Canadian stocks, including Canadian banks. Our debt and valuation are seen as high. So, for example, he would buy TD at $66 compared to its current price of $76.74.
The stock traded up to EBB+2 in his model, which is high. At $187.14, it has come back to EBB+1, where he would be a buyer. His model price is $176.92. There’s a risk of it going back to $152.
(A Top Pick August 4, 2017. Down 4%). This rose to $80 in January and is down to 65.52 now. It is struggling at EBB-2, well below his model price ($73.97). The US stress tests will come out this week. He expects dividend increases, which is essential for this stock to move higher. The company pays only about 20% of its profits, compared to 40% at Royal Bank. So he expects a pop soon. However, he thinks that what is happening in Europe will affect American bank stock prices. The European banks are at multi-year lows. However, the large American banks are very well capitalized and in much better shape than the Europeans.
(A Top Pick August 4, 2017. Up 20%). His model price is $216 and Buffet apparently buys it every day. If he owned it now, he would certainly keep it.
(A Top Pick August 4, 2017. Up 40%). It’s coming back down and is lower than his $76.95 model price. The CEO was fired over the weekend. He thinks that second-quarter earnings will be good and this pullback is a good buying opportunity.
He would not touch this stock. The high yield is deceptive. It pays out more than it earns and so the balance sheet is deteriorating by 5% per year. His model price is 13% lower than yesterday’s closing price.
He sees cannabis as no different from the Internet craze in the 1990’s. Between now and October, he expects all these stocks to crash. The equity market is fueling this industry. Enthusiasm is driving the price, not fundamentals. In October, valuation will start being driven by fundamentals and the fundamentals won’t support the prices. The group will go down and then a few survivors will rise, but we don’t which ones yet.
Projected earnings for 2019 are lower than 2018. His model price is 4% lower than the current price. The yield is barely supported by earnings. There is better value elsewhere and the stock is out of favour.

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market outlook he thinks the us dollar is going to go a lot higher. the 2018 returns of canadian investors benefited by about 7-8% he thinks, if you invested in us holdings. on us equities, he is cautious right now. after the big decline in december, he thinks it is a precursor of what is yet to come. 2019 will be a year of the central banks, who will have to maneuver to keep things going. this will make the equity market fraught with explosions and collapses. last year the trump tax incentive lead to massive earnings increases and he wonders how that can be followed.
cgi vs open text? he would like to own both of these. having some growth in your portfolio is good -- especially if the economy is going to slow. he likes the yield of open text. he likes the predictably of earnings with cgi, so slightly favours it.
he thinks the stock will retrace to about $126, where he would be a buyer again. he would be "willing to go into war" with this stock. although it is trading sideways, he would buy more on a pullback.
he is cool on them right now. back in december he saw targets around $40. he would love to see a pullback to $32 to buy it.
he would wait to add to any position -- look for it retest the lows of december. it is a cyclical, so you want to make sure you buy them cheap enough. he is in a trader frame of mind, so he would target a buy at $30 and sell at $46.
insurance companies are trading below their lower benchmarks -- making him think there are issues with their balance sheets especially in a deflationary recession environment. this could lead to lower short term rates, which could impair their earnings. he would be cautious going forward for all insurance companies.
(a top pick jan 12/18, down 17%) december almost caused him heart failure. there was either something systematic happening in the economy or their balance sheet was in severe trouble. he wants to see a pullback to $57 to consider buying it again. he would be worried about the economy if this retests the recent lows.
(a top pick jan 12/18, down 2%) this is a stock he would "go to war with". he sees about 15% upside from here. he would be a long term buy and hold at $100, otherwise trade it looking to enter at $142.
(a top pick jan 12/18, up 17%) quietly going about its business. he still sees another 28% upside for it. he holds a lot of it and it is doing well.
take profit here? he would take profit at these levels. he worries about issues with trade with china. he still sees possibly another 50% upside, but thinks it prudent to take profit here.
he thinks the market is telling you the car market cycle is coming to an end. the move to electric vehicles and car production not likely ever making new highs worries him. it has about 100% upside in value, but he cautious of the cycle nature. he would be careful.
when to exit? he thinks you "go to war" with this stock. he sees 18% upside still for it. he would continue to hold it long term. he might trim some length if it makes a new high.
he would not touch this with a 10 foot pole. the change in senior management worries him. the recent bullish bounce is a good sell opportunity as he targets only $88 on this. he is wary of the chinese trade war, which is likely to get worse. if the world grinds down in growth, china will be hit hard.
a little over priced. he has a target price of less than $90, so he is cautious. he would prefer a pullback to $80 to add to any holding.
he sees about 20% upside from here. he would "go to war" with this stock. he would be a buyer here.
he would take profit here and look to re-enter back around $49. he sees 20% possible downside from here based on his model valuation.
he feels the s&p is at fair value and has another 30% of upside. he feels the canadian dollar has more weakness to come. he expects the republicans to win more seats in the house during the mid-terms, which would cause a substantial rally in the us markets. october has always been a seasonally weak month, so he expects a quick rebound in markets. autos, consumer discretionary and other sectors have been recently decimated and are great value if the market is able to side step a major recession in 2019. he believes president trump is correct in going after china as it pertains to the massive trade surplus with the us.
he likes this stock and sees upside to $54.77. it is in his top 5 of his fund. he thinks block chain is a good opportunity for this company.
he sees value up to $50.90. any new toy can be hit or miss and he thinks they have had a few toys go their way, but it is expensive here.
it is supposed to earn $10.46 per share next year, but the market is only projecting less than $2 per share. about 80% of their sales are into china. he worries about the potential trade war impacts. they have accused their chinese partner on a project for stealing intellectual property. he would peck away at this, but sees $19 as a possible lower test point. they have a very small position in micron.
he has long expected a crash in this space. eventually the market will figure out which ones will survive. he still expects further downside in the space and his model price is only $3 per share since it has no current earnings.
the semi-conductor space has come back a lot. he has a model price near $14. he thinks you can accumulate shares on any significant decline. he would recommend buying a little here and more at $18.30 – just not your full position yet.
he does not favour canadian stocks right now, based on their high valuations. this is under pressure now for no single reason. he expects they are weak on growth prospects. he expects the stock could drop to $35.55 and $28.50 if the growth story is broken.
he sees nothing but pain and agrees with the dividend cut. he thinks the stock needs to fall further and thinks you have to wait to see where the dust settles. he thinks major write downs are still required.
he remains negative on the canadian oil space. he has a model price of $51.14 and hopes this price level holds, but expects further downside that could reach towards $29.30. wcs is netting only $17 us per barrel.
he would love to see it pull back to $250 to be a buyer. his model price is $89.66 so it is not without risk.
they reported earnings yesterday. he thinks it is a great company and one should add at $39.73 to any holdings. he is not worried about the recent sell off in the entire tech space.
he sees this as a cyclical stock. his model price is $357.75. he would be a buyer here. the recent pull back is a good buying opportunity.
stay away – he has been saying this for five years. he sees substantial asset write-downs coming. the balance sheet is not rock solid. they will continue to lose money this year and doubts their estimates for next year. a total disaster.
his model is $61.59. a year from now this stock may be trading at the same level.
sell. listen to the governor of the bank of canada – interest rates are going up – and you don’t want interest sensitive holdings in your portfolio. his model price is $34.53 and he thinks it will fall further.
(a top pick oct 17/17, down 6%) it has increased its dividend twice since last year. he continues to love it and holds a sizable personal position. he has a model price of $70.75.
(a top pick oct 17/17, up 31%) this is his #1 stock in his portfolio. he is not concerned by the recent price pullback. they bought back $80 million shares. he would add to his position on a pullback to $200. he likes their subscriber fee revenue growth. they continue to do all the right things. his model price is $233.42.
(a top pick oct 17/17, up 22%) he likes the support technically and the 2.5% dividend yield. it is not as cyclical as amd and others in the space. his model price is $80.51.
market. there was a ruling against trans-mountain pipeline today. the us is not cheap enough to sell his us dollars to come back. it could be an economic downturn catalyst but probably will not be. nafta is critical for us to leverage of the us economic success. he is putting client's money to work in the us. canada has major issues. you have to be selective in canada. you are looking for companies with us exposure, income and earnings. today's news in the energy sector is not positive.
he loves it. the judgment against them is not significant. he has a model price of $160.81, a 20% upside. it is in the top 100 of the s&p 500 - it is us and priced in us dollars – all the things he loves.
model price is $14, so it is below where it is trading at. it is at ebv plus 1, and we have not had a breakout. wait for a buy signal. he thinks it will come back. there are better opportunities elsewhere.
semiconductors are doing their own thing. this is old tech. model price is $85 with a 100% upside. but it is a cyclical. over the last three years it has been on a tear and is pausing here. he would e a buyer here – a small amount.
model price is $157.26. he sees it as an opportunity to pick this stock up now. it is above its model price and he has had it for some time until selling recently but it was moving from a value name into a growth name. he would be a buyer here. it is a good name.
model price is $18.95, so it is at a 60% premium. he would not worry about earnings too much next week. if you are a long term holder, continue to hold it.
model price is $45.06. 54% upside but there is no catalyst for this stock to get moving. it is dead money. if it is trading below its ebv -5, there is something wrong with its balance sheet and this one is too big relative to its earnings. the regulators are really rough in the financial industry. use your tax loss.
model price of $54.93, about 7% lower than what it is trading at. this one never got cheap enough for him to buy it. there is value elsewhere, see his top picks.
when it came down to his model price it was the only buying opportunity there was in the last eight years. he loves the company. model price is $99.94, a 30% premium that it is trading at. he can only wish for a pull back.
these interest sensitives in canada he not very bullish on. it has a model price of $34.68 so it is 15% overvalued. he thinks the boc will have one more hike in them. he is neutral to negative on this one.
(a top pick aug 4/17, up 6%) he has had good returns since he has bought it but it has gone flat. they have room to expand their dividends even more. they are on an aggressive buy back program. if the us equity markets are going to go higher it has to be with the financials. he is still staying with it. there is about 9% upside according to model price.
(a top pick aug 4/17, up 45%) it is in his top 5. his model price is $243.96 or a 9.5% upside. warren buffet is buying a little more.
(a top pick aug 4/17, up 36%) this is old tech. his model price is $82.64, or a 70% upside. this stock just can't get moving. the ceo was just replaced. he would buy it here. your chances of another 40% are quite high if the ceo works out.
canadian banks. you always want to buy them on a pull back. we have not had one for quite some time. a 10% or more correction and he would be a buyer. in general they are not cheap enough to buy and not expensive enough to sell. you have to hold them.
it has negative equity of $12 billion. it trades on air. there are better opportunities elsewhere. don't touch it.
in march it was down to $90. since then it has done nothing but go up. he has a model price of $131.66, or a 14% upside. any sort of pull back you want to buy it. he would love to buy it at $87.
he would hold it. it is a great divergence between what the market is doing and what the fundamentals are saying. everyone is predicting doom and gloom in the auto sector. they are right in the heart of canadian auto parts. his model price is 102% from where it is. once we get clarity on nafta and where we are in the auto sector, he would look at it.
they are not even making their dividend. there is a reverse compounding thing going on where your book value is being eroded. it is a losing proposition.
his model price is $42.16 or an 8% upside. it is an interest sensitive. only buy it at the $36 level. it should go 10 or 11% lower here.
$59.74 is his model price and it is at 61% above that. if you ever got a correction or bad news it would be worthy of consideration.
model price is 63.70 so it is 12% overvalued. when it comes back to the model price he would be a buyer.
he thinks it goes to $34.84. once they fold in the income fund the balance sheet will get a lot bigger, which is negative for the stock. with a 6% yield, it is all their income. there is better value elsewhere.
if it got into the nvda business he could not calculate what it would be worth. the model price is $82.64, or a 70% upside. the stock is much unloved and has a monopoly position. he is interested in catalysts that might come along. (analysts’ target: $56.45).
he has been recommending this for years. it is finally hitting new highs. his model price is $58.76 or a 24% upside. it is finally getting its mo-jo. (analysts’ target: $50.04).
management is really up there in terms of reputation. model price is $32.70 or a 5% upside. they increased their dividend a month and a half ago. there is still more dividend growth coming. the financials need to lead the bull market higher. (analysts’ target: $34.39).
overview. he thinks the fair value of the s&p 500 is about 3800, which is 30% higher than today’s level. he thinks fundamentals are great, especially in the us, which is where most of his focus is. he thinks us government policy (and the associated parts of the twitterverse) is holding the market down. the s&p hit a high in early february, went through a long consolidation, and has risen back to almost the level it held at its high. he thinks s&p will easily reach that this summer. beyond that, though, the s&p is running out of time. china is slowing down, world growth is slowing down, and commodities stocks in canada ex oil are not doing well. many are down 50%, which also suggests weakness in global growth. he expects a recession in the next year or 18 months. in the recent past, the faang stocks have pushed the s&p higher. netflix stumbled but it looks as though amazon, google and facebook are hitting new highs. the financials are acting well. for s&p to rise 30%, the lead will have to come from the financials not the faangs.
the stock has been going down. it is approaching a critical level according to model price theory: ebb-1 level is $17.80. his model price is $26.64, which is almost a 50% upside. however, if the stock drops below ebb-1, it could drop to ebb-2, which is $15. he would take a half-position at this level, but if it goes lower, he would sell and buy closer to $14.82. the market is concerned about recent news, such as the unionizing of its staff. however, a positive catalyst in the news could boost the stock an easy 25%. making money on this stock might require trading around the levels rather than buying and holding.
his model price is $44.72, which is a 300% upside. this stock is very high risk but it has been rising recently as he predicted it would. this stock, like teva and bausch health, were part of the most undervalued sector of the market 9 months ago, have been rising, and probably have more to go.
he calls this an interest-sensitive stock. the dividend of $1.68 is not covered by earnings. earnings estimates for this year and next are $1.46 and $1.41. interest-sensitives have had a bounce recently, perhaps because people sense a slowdown coming. he is bearish on the group. he would buy this stock at about $19.60.
under his model, this stock is overpriced by 15%. also it is paying out over $2 in dividends but is expected to earn only about $1 this year and $1.35 next year. this is similar to crescent point. the stock is getting a bump from oil prices but he would not buy it until it comes down to $21.
his model price is $13.66, so he seeks the stock as almost 6% overvalued. they pay out as much as analysts expect them to earn. there is better value in american stocks.
this is another interest-sensitive stock that is at risk from rising interest rates. it is overvalued by 10% compared to his model. the company is doing a whole lot of financial engineering. he would like to see the balance sheet after all the shenanigans are finished. he think that ultimately the stock will go to about $35.
the stock has a 61% upside before reaching the model price. it is acquiring another company which creates some volatility. if it breaks below $7, he thinks the stock will go lower and he would set a stop loss for $7.
this stock is way too expensive. it has a negative book value, which pulls the stock out of his model pricing approach.
(a top pick july 11, 2017. up 33%). he continues to love apple. he sees a 17.5% upside.
(a top pick july 11, 2017. up 6%). the too-big-to-fail banks have finally recovered and the market trusts their balance sheets. they have given dividend increases and just passed the stress tests. his model price shows a 6% upside but they need to perform well again before rising further.
(a top pick july 11, 2017. down 7%). this has gone down even as interest rates have come up. he is holding with it, with a very small position. life insurers are not participating in the financials rally as much as he expected. his model price shows a 47% upside, but the market appears to dislike some aspect of metlife’s balance sheet and he is not sure what that is. because he is not sure what is wrong, he would not buy it.
he likes this stock. his model price is $140, 14% higher than the current price. the dividend is covered by the earnings. he expects it to rise with the market through year-end, if the market rises. however, he thinks there is better value elsewhere.
this is a cyclical stock. over half of its business goes to china. it is at peak earnings. his model price is $196.21, which is a 250% upside, but this stock never trades on its earnings because it is cyclical. he expects the stock to trade over and under his ebb+3 price level which, a year from now, is $82, still much higher than its current price around $60. the stock pays no dividend.
this is right in the middle of his “zone.” it could go up or down from here. his model price is $121.13, but this is a cyclical stock near the end of the cycle, so it is unlikely to reach or hold that price. he would buy at $71 and sell at $98. at this price, he would do neither.
has been trading down like westjet. if it continues its negative trend, it is likely to get to $18.85. like westjet, this could rally under the right conditions. he would buy at $18.85, but not now. if it dropped below $18.85, he would sell and buy in again around $15.46.
his model price is $75.91, which is a 20% upside. however, he sees strong resistance at $67.85.he thinks that is the top, for now. he would hold at this price.
this is an interest-sensitive stock. it is currently selling at its model price. the dividend is covered by earnings. he is positive on the stock. the stock has come down a fair bit and is at a good-looking point for buying. if it does go down further, to $31, he would see a warning that the stock is going to go lower. however, there is no sign of that here, yet.
they just announced a dispute with the irs which affected the stock price today. he expects this to take years to resolve. canadian software stocks have done very well over time. he would be a buyer on dips, and today’s news created a dip, so he would buy. the model price is $63, which gives a 26% upside from the current price. he would plan to hold this for longer than 5 years. 22. amazon (amzn-o)(doesn’t own)(don’t buy). if the s&p goes higher, certainly amazon will go higher. it has positive equity, but it is too expensive for a value investor.
market. the us dollar is in a bull market. he expects the us dollar, and all assets priced in us dollars, will go substantially higher. he expects this to continue for a 5 to 7 year period. things look good in the us market. he recommends ignoring the trump tweets and focusing on the statistics. fewer companies are participating in the growth than he would like. financials are going sideways as his models of their value increase. he uses model price theory (https://modelprice.wordpress.com/) and sees rises in interest rates as bullish. he thinks that europe’s economy is getting substantially worse and that deutsche bank’s woes will cause broader problems in europe.
it bounced a little today with its plan to spin off health care and oil. his model price for ge is $12.81 and the stock closed yesterday at $12.75. he expects the s&p to issue a negative review on ge’s debt as ge’s balance sheet changes. he would not buy here. he wants the balance sheet to shrink much more before considering it.
comment on canadian banks in the united states. in general, american customers tend to like canadian banks, so they are positioned to expand there. he would buy the canadian banks on a pullback but would not buy them today. the upside is not as strong as it was in the past. all over the world, everyone is short canadian stocks, including canadian banks. our debt and valuation are seen as high. so, for example, he would buy td at $66 compared to its current price of $76.74.
the stock traded up to ebb+2 in his model, which is high. at $187.14, it has come back to ebb+1, where he would be a buyer. his model price is $176.92. there’s a risk of it going back to $152.
(a top pick august 4, 2017. down 4%). this rose to $80 in january and is down to 65.52 now. it is struggling at ebb-2, well below his model price ($73.97). the us stress tests will come out this week. he expects dividend increases, which is essential for this stock to move higher. the company pays only about 20% of its profits, compared to 40% at royal bank. so he expects a pop soon. however, he thinks that what is happening in europe will affect american bank stock prices. the european banks are at multi-year lows. however, the large american banks are very well capitalized and in much better shape than the europeans.
(a top pick august 4, 2017. up 20%). his model price is $216 and buffet apparently buys it every day. if he owned it now, he would certainly keep it.
(a top pick august 4, 2017. up 40%). it’s coming back down and is lower than his $76.95 model price. the ceo was fired over the weekend. he thinks that second-quarter earnings will be good and this pullback is a good buying opportunity.
he would not touch this stock. the high yield is deceptive. it pays out more than it earns and so the balance sheet is deteriorating by 5% per year. his model price is 13% lower than yesterday’s closing price.
he sees cannabis as no different from the internet craze in the 1990’s. between now and october, he expects all these stocks to crash. the equity market is fueling this industry. enthusiasm is driving the price, not fundamentals. in october, valuation will start being driven by fundamentals and the fundamentals won’t support the prices. the group will go down and then a few survivors will rise, but we don’t which ones yet.
projected earnings for 2019 are lower than 2018. his model price is 4% lower than the current price. the yield is barely supported by earnings. there is better value elsewhere and the stock is out of favour.


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Hi folks, I have packs of seeds for sale. You won't get fresher than this, harvested a few days ago as the pods started to open but before the cockatoos got them all! Packs of 20 seeds -$7 Packs of 50 seeds -$12 Packs of 100 seeds -$20 Price includes postage within Australia. I can do international sales -add $5 aud for postage. These are an excellent strain, you won't be disappointed. Packs of 100 get a bonus pack of Acacia longifolia "active" seeds. This tree is very vigorous in it's growth, I have tree close to 6 metres high and nearly the same across that I started from seed less than 3 years ago. Please pm me for details. Thanks, Glaukus.
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hi folks, i have packs of seeds for sale. you won't get fresher than this, harvested a few days ago as the pods started to open but before the cockatoos got them all! packs of 20 seeds -$7 packs of 50 seeds -$12 packs of 100 seeds -$20 price includes postage within australia. i can do international sales -add $5 aud for postage. these are an excellent strain, you won't be disappointed. packs of 100 get a bonus pack of acacia longifolia "active" seeds. this tree is very vigorous in it's growth, i have tree close to 6 metres high and nearly the same across that i started from seed less than 3 years ago. please pm me for details. thanks, glaukus.
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text: KSI Panama students participated in an art contest open to the Panama Pacifico community with artist Miky Fábrega who visited our school. Students created designs for one of the bus stops in our community. KSI Panama took this great opportunity to participate in a wonderful community event.

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Rolko joins the Storm after serving close to ten years on staff at his alma mater Baldwin Wallace University. Following a professional playing career, he most recently was the Associate Head Coach and Recruiting Coordinator for the Yellow Jacket men’s soccer program as well as the Senior Assistant Coach for the women’s soccer program.
“Coach Rolko won over our administration and student-athletes with his positive and professional attitude. While this position garnered some very impressive interest, Louie separated himself from the pack with his playing experience, advanced education, fresh game philosophy and genuine care for the well-being of the students under his care at BW,” said Guarnieri.
Storm men’s soccer has produced its most successful seasons over the last four years under the leadership of two head coaches. Davie Carmichael, now head coach at the University at Buffalo, was named GLIAC Coach of the Year in 2014 when he led the team to its second consecutive conference semifinal and a program-record 11 wins. Outgoing coach Kevin Brenner also led the Storm to two GLIAC semifinals and its first-ever appearance in the GLIAC Finals in 2015.
With the move to a new conference in 2017, Rolko will be charged with leading the program into a new era. “I am looking forward to becoming part of the Lake Erie College community and leading the men's soccer program into the G-MAC. It is a great opportunity for the program as we look to further our tradition and build our legacy. I cannot wait to get started,” Rolko said.
Rolko’s already successful career in soccer began as a player. After starring at local Hudson High School, Rolko became a four-year starting midfielder at Baldwin Wallace and garnered such accolades as four (three first team) All-OAC honors, two OAC Midfielder of the Year awards, three NSCAA All-Region awards, team MVP as a senior and three-time team captain. In 2005 and 2006, Rolko also played for the Sioux Falls Spitfire in the fourth division USL Premier Development League during the collegiate off-season.
Following graduation, Rolko turned professional in March, 2007 when he signed and spent two seasons with the Charleston Battery of the USL First Division. He then signed with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds of the USL Pro League and played there from 2010-2013 before making the decision to retire and seek a full-time career in coaching.
Before arriving at Baldwin Wallace, Rolko served as a Coach-in-Training with the USYSA Olympic Development Program where he was responsible for identifying and training Northern Ohio’s top players for inclusion onto state teams. From 2010-2013, Rolko was a staff coach and the lead instructor for the Pittsburgh Riverhounds youth development program working with boys and girls aged 7-18.
After joining the Baldwin Wallace staff in 2013, Rolko has also been the head coach for local Everest Soccer Club U-17 Boys team based in Hudson. At Baldwin Wallace, Rolko has been responsible for assisting the head coach in management and leadership of the men’s and women’s programs including all seasonal planning, on field activity, academic monitoring, off-season training and recruiting. While there, he also established social media outlet strategies to enhance communication with recruits, alumni and students, served as Co-Director and Co-Founder of the Baldwin Wallace University Youth and College Prep Camps, served as an academic and career advisor and assisted in the creation of strength and conditioning programs.
A native of Hudson, Ohio, Rolko received a sport management and business administration degree from Baldwin Wallace and a master’s degree in Educational, School and Counseling Psychology with a focus in Positive Coaching from the University of Missouri. He is a member of the NSCAA and possesses NSCAA Level 1 Goalkeeping and Level 2 Youth coaching licenses and is due to receive his USSF B license in May, 2017.

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rolko joins the storm after serving close to ten years on staff at his alma mater baldwin wallace university. following a professional playing career, he most recently was the associate head coach and recruiting coordinator for the yellow jacket men’s soccer program as well as the senior assistant coach for the women’s soccer program.
“coach rolko won over our administration and student-athletes with his positive and professional attitude. while this position garnered some very impressive interest, louie separated himself from the pack with his playing experience, advanced education, fresh game philosophy and genuine care for the well-being of the students under his care at bw,” said guarnieri.
storm men’s soccer has produced its most successful seasons over the last four years under the leadership of two head coaches. davie carmichael, now head coach at the university at buffalo, was named gliac coach of the year in 2014 when he led the team to its second consecutive conference semifinal and a program-record 11 wins. outgoing coach kevin brenner also led the storm to two gliac semifinals and its first-ever appearance in the gliac finals in 2015.
with the move to a new conference in 2017, rolko will be charged with leading the program into a new era. “i am looking forward to becoming part of the lake erie college community and leading the men's soccer program into the g-mac. it is a great opportunity for the program as we look to further our tradition and build our legacy. i cannot wait to get started,” rolko said.
rolko’s already successful career in soccer began as a player. after starring at local hudson high school, rolko became a four-year starting midfielder at baldwin wallace and garnered such accolades as four (three first team) all-oac honors, two oac midfielder of the year awards, three nscaa all-region awards, team mvp as a senior and three-time team captain. in 2005 and 2006, rolko also played for the sioux falls spitfire in the fourth division usl premier development league during the collegiate off-season.
following graduation, rolko turned professional in march, 2007 when he signed and spent two seasons with the charleston battery of the usl first division. he then signed with the pittsburgh riverhounds of the usl pro league and played there from 2010-2013 before making the decision to retire and seek a full-time career in coaching.
before arriving at baldwin wallace, rolko served as a coach-in-training with the usysa olympic development program where he was responsible for identifying and training northern ohio’s top players for inclusion onto state teams. from 2010-2013, rolko was a staff coach and the lead instructor for the pittsburgh riverhounds youth development program working with boys and girls aged 7-18.
after joining the baldwin wallace staff in 2013, rolko has also been the head coach for local everest soccer club u-17 boys team based in hudson. at baldwin wallace, rolko has been responsible for assisting the head coach in management and leadership of the men’s and women’s programs including all seasonal planning, on field activity, academic monitoring, off-season training and recruiting. while there, he also established social media outlet strategies to enhance communication with recruits, alumni and students, served as co-director and co-founder of the baldwin wallace university youth and college prep camps, served as an academic and career advisor and assisted in the creation of strength and conditioning programs.
a native of hudson, ohio, rolko received a sport management and business administration degree from baldwin wallace and a master’s degree in educational, school and counseling psychology with a focus in positive coaching from the university of missouri. he is a member of the nscaa and possesses nscaa level 1 goalkeeping and level 2 youth coaching licenses and is due to receive his ussf b license in may, 2017.


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12 years old web directory submit links now.
domain name systes (dns) translates easily memorized domain names to the numerical ip addresses needed for the purpose of locating computer services and devices worldwide. there are total 6 dns record(s) of 1abc.org.