Telus Corp.

EMERA INC. (www.emera.com) $59 is a buy. The company owns 100% of Nova Scotia Power, as well as power plants and gas pipelines in the U.S. and the Caribbean. To spur its future growth for investors, Emera now plans to spend $6.9 billion on new projects and upgrades between 2020 and 2022....

We’ve selected your top picks for 2020—one stock, one REIT and one ETF. Each offers investors an attractive combination of growth prospects and at a reasonable price. To accelerate its growth, Telus continues to diversify its revenue stream, which also cuts risk for its investors....

TELUS, $50.28, is a buy. The Canadian telecom leader (Toronto symbol T; Shares outstanding: 601.0 million; Market cap: $30.4 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 4.6%; www.telus.com) continues to expand its range of services to diversify as well as cross-sell to its existing customers.


Telus sees the diversification of its offerings as a way of protecting and building investor value. In addition to its main businesses, the company owns 65% of Telus International....

We have long told our Successful Investors to look for industry leaders that can adapt quickly to changing market conditions—while still focusing on building long-term value for investors. Telus, for example, has had to match a new unlimited data plan for its wireless customers in response to aggressive moves by its competitors.


While that has slowed the company’s subscriber and revenue growth, it continues to excel at hanging onto its customers, which is partly why you’ve gained 13.6% in the past year....

Great changes may soon come to the market in cannabis stocks.

We first mentioned the cannabis stock boom in the June 12, 2018, Inner Circle, in a p.s. to a frontpage report on Artificial Intelligence (AI) stocks. In it we said,

“AI investments are more common in the U.S....

In October 2018, Honeywell International Inc. spun off two of its smaller operations—Garrett Motion and Resideo Technologies.

Honeywell is up about 20% since the spinoffs. However, the two new firms have moved lower, which is not unusual for new spinoffs with little earnings history or broker attention....

Last week, the U.S. House of Representatives finally voted to formalize an impeachment process for President Trump … and the market went up, which seems to have surprised a lot of people.

Generally, it’s a good sign when a long-feared threat like the Trump impeachment vote occurs, and stock prices rise in response....

TELUS $46.80, is a buy. The company (Toronto symbol T; Shares outstanding: 601.0 million; Market cap: $28.2 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 4.8%; www.telus.com) continues to expand its range of services to diversify as well as cross-sell to its existing customers.


Telus sees the diversification of its offerings as a way of protecting and building investor value....

Here’s a special report from our research team on the October 21, 2019, Canadian Federal election. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals lost their majority but held on to a minority government with 157 seats (170 are needed for a majority). The Liberals failed to win any seats in Alberta or Saskatchewan.

The Conservatives won a total of 121 seats and the NDP, 24....

TELUS $47.42 (Toronto symbol T; Shares outstanding: 601.0 million; Market cap: $28.4 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 4.7%; www.telus.com) is Canada’s third-largest wireless carrier after Rogers Communications (No. 1) and Bell Mobility (No....