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BFI Canada Income Fund
Symbol: BFC.UN-T
Active: Y
Sector: investment companies/funds
Notes:trash collection - 45% commercial garbage and 45% tipping fees
Last Price: 19.900
Last Price Date: 2008-08-29 01:09:01
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Experts that have talked about BFI Canada Income Fund

DON'T BUY19.400Kevin O'LearySignal to everybody that they were doing a restructuring but never mentioned a cut in distributions. They lost 17% of the market value, crushing their shareholders. A lot of credibility issues. Thinks it will go sideways for quite a while.2008-08-25
WAIT18.640Robert FloydBecause of recent trust legislation, they can no longer acquire further assets. Management is going back to a corporate structure. Need cash for acquisitions so have pulled back on distributions. Wait until there are more growth investors onside. Wait for it to form a base.2008-08-21
Comment21.480Peter BriegerSeriously considering this one. Good fundamentals. A key player in the waste management business.2008-07-16
BUY21.500Michael SprungFor an income trust, it was an excellent model of relatively stable cash flow. When it converts to a corporation in 2011, there will be tax implications. The market is already pricing this in. Reasonable at today's price. 8.3% yield. Some of the recent selloff is in anticipation of a slowdown in the US economy, but longer-term an excellent business to be in.2008-04-30
TOP PICK22.090Robert LauzonMajor North American waste management firm. Recession proof. Stock has pulled back because management has stated that they may want to convert to a corporation earlier than 2011 but has said they will continue paying high levels of income. Can't see much downside if they do convert.2008-04-28
BUY21.400Ben ChengMuch of their revenue and bottom line is derived from the US. As the US new home construction market slows, this will affect them. Doesn't expect earnings or cash flow to rebound in 2008. Longer term, it is in a very good business. 8.4% yield should be safe. Not a bad entry point.2008-04-16
WEAK BUY22.020Norman LevineOperationally it’s been chugging along. They’re not seeing signs of a recession yet. A growth company, should be a regular corporation. It’s reasonably priced, good entry point. The 8% yield is safe for the time being. Could see a little more downside in the stock. 2008-03-27
BUY24.200Andrew Guy, CFAWaste management. A sector that is very steady through all cycles. Trading in line or slight discount to some of the US competition and there are some concerns on consolidation but they have done a great job of making acquisitions in the US. Very good management team that is able to grow its business and distributions over time.2008-02-06
PAST TOP PICK24.250Dean Orrico(A Top Pick Nov 10/06. Up 5.8% including distributions.) Waste management. Still likes. A relatively recession resistant business. Low payout ratio.2008-01-29
PAST TOP PICK23.900Michael Simpson, CFA(A Top Pick Feb 23/07. Down 3.4% including distributions.) One of the premier waste management companies in North America. Industry leading margins. Good entry point.2008-01-22
Comment24.380Michael SprungAs the 2011 tax changes come near, investors will be pricing this in. This company is a good model for an income trust. What has been hurting them is that they have a lot of operations in the US and the stronger Cdn$ has had a negative impact. He is starting to look at this at these levels. Yield of about 7.5%.2008-01-08
BUY25.900Kevin Hall BComm, CFAThis is a good example of a trust that has a lot of flexibility between now and 2011. Made a very good trust and has done very well with a good steady, stable cash flow. One of the more growthy trusts. Feels the distribution is very sustainable.2007-12-04
BUY25.690Michele RobitailleTrades at about 8.5 EBITDA basis. 60% of their operations is in the US. Feels that in 2011 their taxes will be up from about 11% to about 22%. Organic growth has vastly outperformed its US peers. Strong management and conservatively run.2007-11-28
TOP PICK26.640Michele RobitailleWaste management. Recession resistant. Very stable operating results. Made an acquisition in the Northeast US, which solidifies their position in the Northeast US.2007-10-03
TOP PICK26.160Michele RobitailleWaste management. Operations in Canada and US. Very stable business. Recession proof. Organic growth has been phenomenal.2007-08-23
BUY28.720Chris Rankin, MBA, CFALong-term outlook is very good. Great organic growth. A large portion of their business is in the US, so there is currency risk.2007-07-13
PAST TOP PICK28.760Kevin Hall BComm, CFA(A Top Pick May 5/06. Up 4.4%.) One of the dominant players in the non-hazardous waste management. Recession resistant. Probably one of the better growth stories in the trust sector.2007-07-11
BUY28.350Sandy McIntyreA great company.2007-07-03
BUY on WEAKNESS28.330Michele RobitailleA core holding in their portfolio. Recession proof, very well managed. 2007-06-11
BUY29.210Michael SprungWaste management. Tends to be a very steady Eddy in the market.2007-05-28
TOP PICK29.160Andrew Guy, CFAVery strong management team. Made acquisitions. A consolidator in the waste management business. Have moved into the US, which has doubled their size. Pays down their debt.2007-05-25
TOP PICK28.130Patrick KimOn a very positive upswing right now. Garners most of its earnings from the US. Strong organic growth. Very under appreciated.2007-05-14
BUY26.100Sandy McIntyreWaste collection and landfills. Growth business. Relatively high finance leveraged but recently did a share issue to pay it down. Good holdings.2007-04-13
BUY25.790Andrew Guy, CFAVery strong business. 4th or 5th biggest waste management company in North America. Manages its cash flow very well.2007-04-09
BUY26.150Michele RobitailleExtremely well managed. A great long-term holding. Great track record of organic and acquisition growth. Relatively recession proof.2007-03-23
BUY26.120Michael Simpson, CFAWaste management in Canada and US. This is a defensive business. Recently raised some equity to pay down debt. Very solid revenue growth. Long-term hold.2007-03-20
TOP PICK26.400Kevin Hall BComm, CFAStrong quarterly results. Organic growth was in the 8%-10% range. Good prospects going forward.2007-03-09
TOP PICK26.320Michael Simpson, CFA2nd largest player in Canada and 5th in North America. Issues with shorter life in their landfills should be resolved. Good history of increased distributions.2007-02-23
Comment27.450Chris Rankin, MBA, CFAA great business with the ability to pass on price increases. Payout ratio of about 94%.2007-02-09
BUY27.100Michele RobitailleA core position in her funds. A great business. Good management. Have achieved 7%-9% organic growth over the last 3 or 4 years.2007-02-02
BUY28.000Patrick Kim6th largest solid waste management company in North America. Have recovered quite nicely. Coming off very strong Q3 results. Expect they can grow quite nicely organically. Will benefit from a strengthening US$.2007-01-26
TOP PICK25.500Michael Simpson, CFAA very defensive name. Garbage disposal. In five provinces of Canada and have expanded into the US. About 60% of their revenues and cash flow comes from the US now.2007-01-04
BUY25.860John StephensonA good name to hold. Has possibilities to do some interesting things. 60% of its EBITDA comes from the US. Stable and good management.2006-11-16
TOP PICK24.850Dean Orrico(A Top Pick June 23/06. Down 7.2%.) A good quality business trust. 4th or 5th largest waste management in North America. Q3 numbers show a 12% increase in Canada and 10% in the US.2006-11-10
PAST TOP PICK30.320Gavin Graham(A Top Pick July 6/06. Up 7.8%.) Yields about 6%. The ideal business trust because of high barriers to entry, experienced management.2006-10-30
PAST TOP PICK30.000Kevin Hall BComm, CFA(A Top Pick May 5/06. Up 8.7%.) A quality name in the business trust area. Pretty fully valued at this point. Should continue to deliver pretty good growth.2006-10-27
PAST TOP PICK28.860Neil Wickham(A Top Pick June 20/06. Up 13% plus the dividend.) A good solid business.2006-10-03
PAST TOP PICK29.280Gavin Graham(A Top Pick July 6/06. Up 6.2%.) Nothing can be more boring, but stable, then hauling trash. Would still buy.2006-09-06
TOP PICK27.910Garth Jestley(A Top Pick Dec 2/05. Down 4%.) In an economy where there may be some de-acceleration of earnings, this is a defensive holding. Is good at making acquisitions. Good landfill holdings.2006-08-11
TOP PICK27.700Gavin GrahamThey have landfill capacity. Made a big acquisition in eastern US. Earnings were up 14%. A nice, stable, defensive, boring business. An ideal business as an income trust.2006-08-10
BUY28.490Sandy McIntyreHas been flat for most of the year. Payout ratio has gone down and he expects distribution increases. Acquired the Ridge Landfill in Ontario and may be the only one that could be a solution for Toronto’s garbage problem. This could give a nice increase in cash flows.2006-07-28
BUY27.220Bruce HartmanPayout ratio is reasonable at 85%. Recession resistant business. Management has done a great job in acquiring/expanding landfill sites. Organic growth is good at around 6%. Made a big US acquisition and have integrated it extraordinarily well. Hedged their US currency exposure.2006-07-14
TOP PICK28.000Gavin GrahamWaste management. The ideal model for a business trust. Has a lot of landfills. 6% yield.2006-07-06
TOP PICK27.350Dean OrricoOne of the better quality business trusts. 5th largest waste management company in North America. Made a number of tuck-in acquisitions but have also acquired some landfill companies. Should continue to see growth. Pullback gives a good buying opportunity.2006-06-23
BUY26.700Robert LauzonHad a lot of growth. Now that growth has been captured, you should probably only expect to clip your distribution of about 6.5/7% a year. On top of that, you can hope for 2/3% growth per year. Could possibly move closer to $27/28 but may take a year. Integrating a large US acquisition.2006-06-21
TOP PICK26.000Neil WickhamWaste management company. One third of their business is Canadian and the rest is US. Have their own landfills. Strong revenue and cash flow. Yield of 6.5%. 2006-06-20
TOP PICK27.600Michael Simpson, CFAA very stable business. Declined along with other business trusts. Very strong organic growth in both Canada and US. Have landfill in Ontario that could be called on for Toronto garbage, which could be an upside. Solid management. Payout ratio 85/80%.2006-06-01
HOLD26.900Ben ChengOne of the more solid and well-suited businesses for an income trust. Have a tremendous cost advantage with their landfill site. Growth pattern is probably in the low single digit category. Not as many acquisition prospects for them going forward. Too expensive.2006-05-19
TOP PICK26.660Robert LauzonWaste management. This is a conservative pick. Recession proof. Has a great payout ratio. You'll get a yield of about 6.5% but you can also expect 3/4% growth each year.2006-05-18
TOP PICK26.510Leslie LundquistTypically trades at a premium to many of its peers because of its nice combination of a stable core business plus its ability to grow organically. Recession proof. Will be up to pass price increases on. 1st quarter results were better than expected.2006-05-17
VAGUE26.500Sandy McIntyreWent into a merger with a US waste management company which substantially increased their size as well as increasing their exposure to the US$. This put pressure on their payout ratios. Also affected by the higher interest rate which is now behind us.2006-05-12
TOP PICK27.650Kevin Hall BComm, CFA(A Top Pick Feb 17/06. Down 2.5%.) Provide non-hazardous waste services. Fundamentally, the story is still on track. There is a bit of US$ exposure here but they have good hedging in place.2006-05-05
BUY on WEAKNESS27.850Greg GuichonA waste management trust. Market is a little concerned about the rising costs they are facing. Long-term, have an excellent franchise. Sensitive to interest rates.2006-04-28
BUY29.820Michael Simpson, CFALikes.2006-03-31
WEAK BUY29.310Sandy McIntyreBFI is a high income trust. They have had decent pay out ratio and pretty good margins. Still buying it in his open ended mutual funds as part of the portfolio. 2006-03-03
TOP PICK28.700Kevin Hall BComm, CFANorth America’s largest, non-hazardous waste collection and disposal business. The underlying base business is very suitable as an income trust. Fairly high margins. Made good acquisitions.2006-02-17
BUY on WEAKNESS29.000James LeungGarbage collection and landfill operation in Canada and the US. Prudent management team. Grows by acquisition. Recession proof. Not cheap right now.2006-01-27
TOP PICK28.210Michele Robitaille(A Top Pick Sept 16/05. Down 9%.) A full service waste management company. Provide non-hazardous collection and landfill services both in Canada and the US. A very recession resistant industry. Strong organic growth. Good management. Not a cheap name, but hasn't come back as strong as other business names.2006-01-06
BUY28.090Michael Simpson, CFAWaste collection is a good business. There is only a little bit of seasonality. Generates very consistent cash flows. Expanded into the US about a year ago through an acquisition. This company can grow organically or by acquisition. A good long-term hold.2005-12-30
BUY27.990Robert LauzonOne of his favourite business trusts. After the government made their announcement on trusts, this one moved from $24 up to $30. Since then, hedge funds have been unloading their positions so the fund is down on the short-term but it should be okay long-term.2005-12-23
TOP PICK28.170Michele RobitailleOne of the hallmark businesses in the group. A very stable company with a good track record. Likes waste management as its recession resistant. Payout ratio is low at 85. Try to buy on a bit of a dip.2005-12-19
BUY29.440Leslie LundquistIn the waste disposal business. They are going to consolidate a fragmented industry across North America. Recession resistant. Also have pricing power. Not inexpensive.2005-12-07
TOP PICK29.250Garth JestleyThe 6th largest non-hazardous waste management firm in North America. A really great growth record.2005-12-02
PAST TOP PICK28.240Michele Robitaille(A Top Pick Sept 16/05. Down 8.5%.) After the government's trusts announcement, the rest of the business trusts dropped 15%, so this one didn't fare too badly. Great company. Very strong earnings. 2005-11-18
HOLD27.600James LeungA very well managed company. A non-cyclical business of waste management, garbage collection and landfill. Just reported excellent results as usual. Because they have some operations in the US, there may be an opportunity for them to develop a more efficient tax structure.2005-11-11
PAST TOP PICK25.000Kevin Hall BComm, CFA(A Top Pick Aug 26/05. Down 15% not including distributions.) Has been a tough period for business trusts. A great business.2005-10-28
BUY27.840Michael Simpson, CFAExcellent management. Acquired a US company IESI last year. Has a landfill in northern Louisiana. May actually get some upside from the hurricane damage with all the waste and debris. Expects modest distribution increases over time.2005-10-07
BUY28.980Dean OrricoRelatively low payout ratio. Has grown quite significantly as a result of the trust model.2005-09-30
BUY28.010Robert LauzonDistributions are safe with a potential to increase them in '06. Might want to start buying around this price $27/28.2005-09-23
TOP PICK30.600Michele Robitaille(A Top Pick July 15/05. Up 6%.) A great core holding A very stable business. Recession proof.2005-09-16
TOP PICK30.060Bruce HartmanA favourite. They operate land fill sites and non-hazardous solid waste collection in Canada and the US. Has increased its distributions 4 times since becoming a trust and expects this to continue.2005-09-09
TOP PICK29.250Kevin Hall BComm, CFAOne of our larger holdings. One of the larger players in solid waste management. Stable business. Very deep management team.2005-08-26
BUY29.400Dean OrricoStrong history of tuck-in acquisitions and made a large US acquisition last year that has catapulted them to be a major player in the waste management business. Would like to see them continue to integrate that acquisition and supplement it with some tuck-ins.2005-07-29
TOP PICK28.420Michele Robitaille(A Top Pick Apr 15/05. Up 9.2%.) A full service waste management company. A recession resistant industry. Very strong organic growth in Canada and the US. Very conservative payout ratio (mid 80's). Not really cheap, but given the growth prospects and conservative payout ratio, a great buy.2005-07-15
BUY26.640Michael SprungIn full service waste management. Yielding about 6%. A high quality company. Wouldn't buy for capital gains, but for a steady yield, it's a good holding.2005-06-24
BUY25.810Dan BastasicWaste management is a great business, an ideal type of trust with long stable contracts, pricing power. Just made a major acquisition in the US. Double their revenue base. Hedged their currency exposure so they don't gert hit on currency. Very well managed.2005-05-27
TOP PICK26.280Gavin GrahamMade a couple of big acquisitions which more than doubled the size of the business. Hauling trash is one of those things that is never going to go away. Higher fuel costs will be able to be passed on.2005-05-16
TOP PICK27.580Kevin Hall BComm, CFAA waste management company that operates in Canada and recently into the US. Good income trust model. Recession resistant. Strong market position. A fair degree of pricing power. Balance sheet is about 1.7 X debt to EBITDA which is low. A healthy payout ratio. Expects another distribution increase this year.2005-05-06
BUY27.260Dean OrricoRelatively recession resistant. Made a lot of tuck-in acquisitions resulting in some increases in distributions. Late last year, made a major US acquisition making them a North American waste management business. Should be more upside.2005-04-22
TOP PICK25.600Michele Robitaille(Was a Top Pick Mar 18/05. Down 3%.) Dropped with the other income trusts. A core holding. A recession proof industry. Strong organic growth. In the top 3 in terms of market share. Made 2 good acquisitions in January.2005-04-15
BUY25.800Robert LauzonA core holding for them. Just recently purchased a large waste company in the US and that expansion will continue their internal growth. With the 6/7% yield you will also get a 2/3% growth.2005-04-08
TOP PICK25.800Matt BaillieWaste management is a pretty stable business. Good cash flow generator. Made a big acquisition in the US with a lot of paper in relation to the size of the income trust and the market is just trying to digest that unit issue and that has been keeping the price of the unit down.2005-04-08
TOP PICK26.300Michele RobitailleA recession proof industry. Growth is 4% in Canada and 7% in the US. Great marketing strategy. High internalization rate. Recently made some good acquisitions which will give them good leverage. Relatively conservative payout ratio.2005-03-18
BUY26.650Garth JestleyA very experience management team that is not only good at handling non-hazardous waste, but are also good at making acquisitions.2005-02-18
TOP PICK26.000Michele RobitailleGarbage is a recession proof business. A very solid company. Company has maximized growth by doing tuck-in acquisitions and by looking for new platform acquisitions.2005-01-28
BUY24.830Robert LauzonJust raised $400 million to acquire IESI and has come under pressure. Good price.2004-12-24
WAIT24.850Ben ChengA wonderful business. Has some organic growth. Price is dropping because of a large merger they are putting in place with IESI out of Texas and a purchase of Ridge Landfill in Ontario. Both of these moves are going to be very beneficial, however, they will have to sell a great deal of equity in the next month.2004-12-17
BUY25.780Matt BaillieOne of the top business trusts in Canada. Has been very good at making tuck-in acquisitions. Just made a big acquisition in the US which is accretive from day one. Needed a big footprint in the US to grow.2004-12-10
BUY on WEAKNESS25.100Leslie LundquistExpensive. Expectations that there are a string of applications coming. Should continue to see distribution increases. Low payout ratio.2004-11-17
VAGUE23.270Benj GallanderVery strong speculation and reports that they are in the process of making some serious acquisitions which will take the company to a new level.2004-10-08
DON'T BUY20.940Leslie LundquistHad very strong second-quarter results. Increased its distribution by 10%. Should continue to grow and make accretive acquisitions. Fully priced.2004-08-13
TOP PICK17.710Dean OrricoGood-quality management team. Relatively low debt. Relatively low payout ratio in. Can grow organically.2004-05-05
BUY19.130David BaskinStable business. Have done a good job of consolidating. Recently received a time/space extension on their Québec property.2004-04-27
TOP PICK19.000Dean OrricoGood management team. Relatively low payout ratio. Relatively low debt. Just recently got approval from the Québec government to expand their landfill holdings.2004-04-05
BUY12.160Sandy McIntyreWell run.2003-05-07
STRONG BUY11.870Sandy McIntyrePeople will have to pay to have their garbage picked up.2003-04-17
DON'T BUY11.890Bill ShawThere is still opportunity for growth. Fairly priced now.2003-01-30
TOP PICK11.900Sandy McIntyreLandfill problems in Ontario will probably expand. Well run.2003-01-23
PAST TOP PICK11.950Sandy McIntyre(Was a top pick on Aug 12. Up 7.3%.) Still likes. Hopes that they will eventually get a landfill site in Ontario.2003-01-09
WEAK BUY11.350Glenn Paradis, BA, CFAA decent business.2002-09-12

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