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EQUITY RESEARCH CANADIAN RESEARCH AT A GLANCE October 20, 2014 Price Target Revisions ! Finning International Inc. ! Walter Energy Inc. Summary See compelling growth despite softer commodities; reiterate Outperform Summary Q3/14 Preview: Expect coal market weakness to continue to weigh on Walter's results Summary Executing upon a measured growth-by-acquisition program; reiterating the Outperform Summary For the week of October 10–17, 2014 Company Comments ! Milestone Apartments REIT Industry Comments ! Canadian Equity Coverage Alert ! Canadian Financials Weekly ! Energy Infrastructure Weekly Stats ! Global Oilfield Services ! RBC Canadian Energy ! RBC European Utilities ! RBC International E&P Daily ! Swedish Banks Summary Summary Summary Volatility persists as 3Q reporting begins Summary Junior/Intermediate E&P: Weekly Review and Valuation Tables Summary Regulated Utilities: Q3/14 Earnings Preview Summary PPC; GENL; SMDR; FAR; PRE Summary Mortgage market in focus Quantitative Research ! Benchmarks ! What's In Style - S&P/TSX Composite ! What Moved the Market Summary Summary Summary Technical Research ! Are we there yet? – Preconditions for Summary ! a trading rebound in place – Part II Near-term retest of recent lows likely. Summary Pending weakness an opportunity to accumulate Lumber. ! - Action-Oriented Research Priced as of prior day's market close, EST (unless otherwise noted). For Required Non-U.S. Analyst and Conflicts Disclosures, see Page 11. EQUITY RESEARCH U.S. RESEARCH AT A GLANCE October 20, 2014 Initiations ! CONE Midstream Partners, LP Summary Initiating coverage: Marcellus marriage Summary Downgrading to Sector Perform Summary Yes, Virginia…there are Enterprise clients out there Summary 3Q EPS $0.82 (core ~$0.79) - Decent performance in difficult environment Summary 3Q Preview - Focus Shifting to 2015 Rig Demand Summary Expecting an in Line 3Q; Focus Shifts to '15 Activity Summary 3Q'14: LNG projects show the way Summary Post Management Meeting Highlights Summary Q3/14 Preview: Expect coal market weakness to continue to weigh on Walter's results Summary Abstract released – GED-0301 efficacy impressive and looks better than other drugs Summary Recent US price increase helping Q3 and may help Q4 a bit too - Sector Perform Summary Second Quarter Preview Summary Expecting 3Q to Hit High End of Guide Summary Dark (roast) before the dawn; Outperform Summary Thoughts into Sept-Qtr Call (10/20) and Cheat Sheet. Focus On Macro, Backlog & FCF Summary Is 2015 the turnaround year? Summary F1Q15 Earnings Preview Summary Third Quarter Preview and Cheat Sheet Summary Q3/14 Preview: Weaker pricing expected to weigh on results Summary Third Quarter Preview and Cheat Sheet Summary Q3 Preview & Cheat Sheet Summary 3Q14: Another Solid Quarter Summary Deal Spread Has Blown Out Post AbbVie/Shire. Risk/Reward Is Now More Favorable. Summary 3Q EPS $0.19 (core ~$0.17); Regional bank performance continues to improve Summary 3Q14- Strong Operations + Tax = Another Strong Quarter Summary 3Q core EPS ~$0.20: The focus remains on producing positive operating leverage Summary 3Q14: At Times Even Babe Ruth Struck Out Ratings Revisions ! Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC Price Target Revisions ! athenahealth, Inc. ! Comerica Incorporated ! Nabors Industries Inc. ! Patterson-UTI Energy ! Santos Limited ! Schlumberger Limited ! Walter Energy Inc. First Glance Notes ! Celgene Corp. ! Pharmacyclics, Inc. Earnings Preview ! CA Inc. ! Core Laboratories ! Dunkin' Brands Group, Inc. ! IBM ! McDonald's Corporation ! Microsoft Corporation ! ServiceNow, Inc. ! Vale ! VMware, Inc. ! Yahoo! Inc. Company Comments ! CoBiz Financial Inc. ! Covidien plc ! First Horizon National Corp. ! Honeywell International Inc. ! Huntington Bancshares Inc. ! M&T Bank Corporation 2 EQUITY RESEARCH ! Morgan Stanley ! Northwest Bancshares, Inc. ! SunTrust Banks, Inc. ! Textron Inc. ! Bank of New York Mellon ! Western Alliance Bancorp ! Wintrust Financial Summary Solid progress continues Summary 3Q14: Credit quality improvement and loan growth shine Summary 3Q14: Getting Back Into Playing Shape Summary 3Q14 - Aviation brightens Summary 3Q14: Fee Revenue Growth Leads the Way Summary 3Q14: Another Strong Beat Summary 3Q EPS $0.79 - Decent quarter highlighted by an improving mortgage environment Summary Rollers Coaster: US A&D > Europe Summary 3Q14 Earnings Preview Industry Comments ! A&D PRISM ! Acute Care Hospitals ! Building products – Small cap stocks ! ! Summary that you can buy today Building products - updating price Summary targets Connectors: What is the impact from Summary recent automotive data? Discontinuing Research Coverage Summary ! ! Energy Infrastructure Weekly Stats ! H8 Update: Loans down in Second Week of 4Q HPC, Beverages, and Tobacco A look at our favorite small cap ideas following the recent sell-off Raising price targets on DOOR and PGTI Implications for APH, TEL, and ST on Production and Europe Registration Data CLH, CFX, DOV, EMR, FLS, IR, MINI, PH, RBC, RBA, ROK, WTS Summary Summary ! ! Insurance Observations ! Internet Q3 Small Cap EPS Preview ! Nexus.One ! RBC European Utilities ! RBC International E&P Daily ! Slightly Positive September Summary Lean into the Wind Summary For the week of October 20th Summary Our View: Q3 EPS Preview for the Small Cap 'Net Stocks Summary Through October 17, 2014 Summary Regulated Utilities: Q3/14 Earnings Preview Summary PPC; GENL; SMDR; FAR; PRE Summary September comScore eCommerce Results ! ! Telecom & Tower Update and Summary Mortgage market in focus eCommerce Datapoints Swedish Banks Summary Earnings Preview Investment Strategy Research ! Earnings Flash - October 20, 2014 Summary Quantitative Research ! Q-Tips: Highlighting Quantitative Summary October 2014 Sector Model Update Summary A Look at the RAI/LO Deal Spread Themes In-Depth Reports ! Reynolds American, Inc. 3 EQUITY RESEARCH UK & European Research at a Glance October 20, 2014 Ratings Revisions ! Rolls-Royce Holdings PLC Summary Downgrading to Sector Perform Summary Q3/14 preview: we expect a reassuring statement Summary Expecting 3Q to Hit High End of Guide Summary 3 key questions ahead of the Investor Day Summary Targets still look a stretch Summary CLH, CFX, DOV, EMR, FLS, IR, MINI, PH, RBC, RBA, ROK, WTS Summary Inside-Out Consolidation Summary Mortgage market in focus Price Target Revisions ! Schroders Plc Earnings Preview ! Core Laboratories Company Comments ! Hannover Re ! Imagination Technologies Group Industry Comments ! Discontinuing Research Coverage ! Norwegian Telcos ! Swedish Banks Find our Research at: RBC Insight (www.rbcinsight.com): RBC's global research destination on the web. Contact your RBC Capital Markets' sales representative to access our global research site, or use our iPad App "RBC Research" Thomson Reuters (www.thomsononeanalytics.com) Bloomberg (RBCR GO) SNL Financial (www.snl.com) FactSet (www.factset.com) 4 Price Target Revisions Finning International Inc.(TSX: FTT; 27.39) Sara O'Brien, CFA, CA (Analyst) (514) 878-7256; [email protected] Juliane Szeto (Associate) (416) 842-3806; [email protected] 34.00 Rating: Price Target: 52 WEEKS 18OCT13 - 10OCT14 See compelling growth despite softer commodities; reiterate Outperform We believe FTT is on track to long-term sustainable profit improvement from its Canadian action plan. In the current soft commodity market, we have moderated our earnings expectations but we continue to see earnings growth ahead, barring a further significant commodity correction. We believe FTT will see a permanent positive multiple rerating as it continues to show profit improvement. We rate FTT shares Outperform. 32.00 30.00 28.00 26.00 24.00 4000 3000 2000 1000 2013 N O D J Close F M A 2014 M J J A S O Rel. S&P/TSX COMPOSITE INDEXMA 40 weeks EPS, Ops Diluted Prev. P/E Ops Diluted 2013A 1.94 14.1x 2014E 2.00 13.7x 2015E 2.34↓ 2.40 11.7x 2016E 2.54↓ 2.67 10.8x All values in CAD unless otherwise noted. • Recommend buying FTT, continue to see earnings growth despite weaker commodities. We believe FTT has over-corrected on the basis of fallen commodity prices. Our analysis shows low correlations of FTT results to commodities historically, and from an economic perspective we continue to see FTT well positioned to drive internal earnings gains from its Canadian Action plan and stability to improvement in Chile. Our new FTT estimates for F15/F16 are $2.34/$2.54, down from prior $2.40/$2.67; this drives our new $35 price target (from $37). With FTT shares down close to 20% since early September and our outlook for solid earnings growth, we believe investors should buy FTT. • Closer look at Chile: positive outlook for mining production and construction. Chile does show a positive economic outlook, including for both mining production and construction. We expect FTT to maintain its current sales level in FINSA and its high-10% range EBIT margin. • Sensitivity analysis: product support drives greatest impact, remains on solid footing. Given concerns re global economic outlook and potential negative impact on FTT earnings, we have run sensitivities on FINSA re new equipment and product support change impact on EBIT dollars and margin. We note that our downside scenario for FTT is consolidated sales decline of 10% in F15 and EBIT margin flat with 2014 at 7.6%, which would drive a low EPS of $1.82 or a 9% decline from our F14 $2.00 estimate. Our base case F15 EPS of $2.34 shows YoY growth of 17%. Walter Energy Inc.(NYSE: WLT; 1.91) Fraser Phillips, P.Eng. (Analyst) (416) 842-7859; [email protected] Melissa Oliphant (Associate) 416 842 4126; [email protected] 18.00 16.00 14.00 12.00 10.00 8.00 6.00 Outperform 35.00 ▼ 37.00 52 WEEKS 25OCT13 - 13OCT14 Rating: Sector Perform Risk Qualifier: Speculative Risk Price Target: 2.50 ▼ 6.00 Q3/14 Preview: Expect coal market weakness to continue to weigh on Walter's results We forecast Walter's Q3/14 EBITDA to decline slightly QoQ. With benchmark coal prices unchanged, we expect Walter's focus on operating cost reductions will mitigate the effect of lower sales volumes. 4.00 2.00 40000 20000 O N 2013 D Close 2013A 2014E 2015E 2016E J F M A 2014 M Rel. S&P 500 EBITDA, Adj Prev. 143.4 39.7↑ 37.9 124.9↑ 123.3 117.8↓ 127.5 All values in USD unless otherwise noted. J J A S MA 40 weeks O • EBITDA expected to decline QoQ: We forecast EBITDA of $3.93M this quarter, above consensus of $3.39M but slightly below adj. EBITDA of $5.20M in Q2/14 due to 14% lower met coal sales volumes in light of transportation issues and poor market conditions. • Sales affected by transportation disruption: Walter lowered 2014 met coal sales guidance from 10.5-11.5Mt to 9.5-10.5Mt with Q2 results. The firm that transported coal from the Brule mine was placed into receivership in June, affecting Walter's ability to process and sell from inventory. In July Walter was processing coal at one third of capacity, but this rate had improved by September as alternative transportation providers were engaged. 5 • Outlook for Canadian operations: Walter began idling its Canadian operations in April. The company anticipates idle mine costs of $5-10M per quarter, and is exposed to take-or-pay charges of up to $24M per year. Walter guided for a total of $10M in take-or-pay for 2014 and plans to attempt a force majeure defense to avoid the charges; we estimate that take-or-pay will amount to $11.5M this year and $20.5M next year. • Liquidity improved in Q2, but we expect negative cash flow beginning in 2015. • Coal market remains oversupplied but prices appear to have found a bottom over the last six months and we look for a modest improvement next year as production curtailments take effect. • Reporting details: Walter will report Q3/14 results on October 30, 2014 before market open. A conference call webcast will follow at 10AM ET at www.walterenergy.com. Company Comments Milestone Apartments REIT(TSX: MST.un; 11.26) Neil Downey, CFA, CA (Analyst) (416) 842-7835; [email protected] Leslie Cho, CPA, CA (Associate) 416 842 7894; [email protected] Michael Smith, CFA (Analyst) (416) 842-7805; [email protected] Kevin Cheng, CFA (Associate) (416) 842-3803; [email protected] 52 WEEKS Rating: Price Target: Outperform 12.50 Executing upon a measured growth-by-acquisition program; reiterating the Outperform 18OCT13 - 10OCT14 11.50 11.00 10.50 As a well-managed owner/operator of a sizable rental portfolio located across 12 higher growth, predominately "sun belt" markets, we believe Milestone Apartments REIT (MST) offers interesting income and capital growth potential, effectively in US$. This note provides a corporate update on the heels of a recently completed equity financing that will fund two pending property acquisitions. We reiterate our C$12.50 price target and Outperform rating. 10.00 9.50 2000 1000 O 2013 N D J Close F M A 2014 M J J A S O Rel. S&P/TSX COMPOSITE INDEXMA 40 weeks FFO/Unit 2012A 2013A 2014E 2015E 0.81 0.99 1.00 All market data in CAD; all financial data in USD; dividends paid in CAD. • Pending acquisitions of $115MM – MST should shortly close the acquisition of the Villas at Shadow Creek, Houston (560 suites/$74MM) and The Village at Legacy Ridge, Denver (221 suites/$41MM). We view the two purchases as good quality, in-fill acquisitions within existing MST markets. They provide a suite mix that is complementary to existing properties and should be easily absorbed into regional infrastructure. The blended going-in cap rate on the transactions is ~6.4%, and each will be financed with long-term fixed rate mortgages upon closing. • C$115MM equity financing increases float by a sizable 34% – Earlier this week, MST completed the issuance of 10MM trust units priced at C$11.50 each. The financing is economically a C$60MM treasury offering and a C$55MM unit sale by Milesouth (via unit redemption). The unit redemption has reduced Milesouth's stake to 27% from 38% and increased MST's float by a sizable 34% (now 39.5MM units worth C$445MM versus C$332MM formerly). • Issuing at a discount theoretically trims ~2% from our NAV/unit estimate – Issuing equity at C$11.50/unit results in net proceeds to MST (net of fees and fx) of $9.72/unit. The net price is 21% below our $12.25 NAV and hence the transaction should trim ~2% ($0.21/unit) from our NAV. We’ve not formally adjusted, pending the release of Q3/14 results on Nov-6th. • C$12.50 price target and Outperform rating reiterated – Our underlying constructive thesis on MST is intact. Our C$12.50 one-year price target continues to offer what we see as an attractive risk-adjusted return equation. Industry Comments RBCCM Global Research (416) 842-7800; [email protected] Canadian Equity Coverage Alert For the week of October 10–17, 2014 6 • Canadian Equity Coverage Alert is a weekly product that summarizes changes made to ratings and price targets for companies under coverage, in addition to highlighting initiations and discontinuation of research coverage. Darko Mihelic, CFA (Analyst) 416 842 4128; [email protected] Geoffrey Kwan, CFA (Analyst) (604) 257-7195; [email protected] Canadian Financials Weekly Our weekly review of the performance and valuation of Canadian financial stocks. Brendon Sattich (Associate) 416 842 7804; [email protected] Charan Sanghera (Associate) 604 257 7657; [email protected] Vivek Selot (Analyst) (416) 842-5165; [email protected] Vanessa Wan (Associate) 416 842 5638; [email protected] Robert Poole (Analyst) (416) 842-6462; [email protected] Robert Kwan, CFA (Analyst) (604) 257-7611; [email protected] Nelson Ng, CFA (Analyst) (604) 257-7617; [email protected] Energy Infrastructure Weekly Stats • Valuation tables, power price and frac spread data, relative price performance, and ex-dividend dates. Kelsey Roste (Associate) (604) 257-7383; [email protected] Michelle Zuliani (Associate) 604 257 7064; [email protected] Kurt Hallead (Analyst) (512) 708-6356; [email protected] Global Oilfield Services Dan MacDonald, CFA (Analyst) (403) 299-2394; [email protected] • US Oilfield Services: OFS stocks are down roughly 20% since the end of 2Q, matching oil roughly percent for percent. The drop in OFS stock prices tells us that investors are expecting downward EPS revisions for 2015/16. Today, SLB gave investors reasons to be less concerned over activity declines next year with a positive outlook on their conference call, but we expect near term stock action to be dictated by oil prices. • Canadian Oilfield Services: Commodity prices continued to drive stock performance this week, although after lows were reached mid-week we did see bargain hunting emerge among some institutional investors, coinciding with modest oil price stability. Third quarter results from U.S. and international OFS companies are beginning to trickle in and provide some read-through information for the Canadian firms given a strong operating environment being seen in both the U.S. and Canada, although all the focus remains on E&P capital budgets, which will be determined over the next few months. Canadian earnings reporting will start in 10 days with Precision Drilling. Robert Pinkard (Analyst) (512) 708-6339; [email protected] Peter Knerr (Associate) (512) 708-6384; [email protected] All values in CAD unless otherwise noted. Volatility persists as 3Q reporting begins Michael Harvey, P.Eng. (Analyst) 403 299 6998; [email protected] RBC Canadian Energy Mark J. Friesen, CFA (Analyst) (403) 299-2389; [email protected] News Items Last Week Eric Gallie (Associate) (403) 299-7434; [email protected] Shailender Randhawa, CFA (Analyst) (403) 299-6576; [email protected] Junior/Intermediate E&P: Weekly Review and Valuation Tables • Tamarack Valley – Operations Update. Tamarack provided an update on its current production and Wilson Creek activities. The company is currently producing 7,400 boe/d excluding 550 boe/d production shut-in for third party pipeline maintenance which, in our view, leaves it in a good position to achieve its exit production guidance of 9,500 boe/d. Also, Tamarack added 10.5 sections 7 Keith Mackey, CFA (Associate) 403 299 6958; [email protected] to build its Cardium inventory at Wilson Creek through farm-ins and minor land purchases. See note here. Maurice Choy (Analyst) +44 207 653 4198; [email protected] RBC European Utilities John Musk (Analyst) +44 20 7029 0856; [email protected] Defensive nature of Regulateds reinforced Martin Young (Analyst) +44 20 7653 4481; [email protected] • Following concerns of a weaker global economy, lower inflation pressures and low wage growth, investors have reassessed economic outlooks and the resulting market sell-off saw a general rush towards safer assets. The European utilities index(SX6P) and the DJSTOXX Europe 600 (SXXP) have both declined by 7%-8% since the end of September. Meanwhile, the Regulated Utilities fell by roughly half of that rate at -4%; we believe this outperformance very much reinforced the defensive nature of the Regulateds. Potential for a sustained period of low rates? All values in EUR unless otherwise noted. Regulated Utilities: Q3/14 Earnings Preview • With the potential for interest rates and GDP growth to remain low longer than previously expected, we see it as an ideal time for investors to revisit what these mean for the eight European regulated utilities within our coverage. We maintain our Outperform for Pennon and Snam. Q3/14 or HY 2014/15 Preview • In this report, we review the performances of the eight Regulateds against the broader European and infrastructure indices, look at historical multiples, and preview their upcoming Q3/14 or HY 2014/15 earnings, sorted in alphabetical order. Nathan Piper (Analyst) +44 131 222 3649; [email protected] RBC International E&P Daily Al Stanton (Analyst) +44 131 222 3638; [email protected] PPC.L: Lapacho makes potentially commercial oil/condensate discovery; GENL.L: Encouraging Signs Offshore Morocco; SMDR.L: Update on SONA Transaction; FAR.AU: Completes $46.7m fundraising for drilling offshore Senegal; PRE.TO: MoU Signed with PEMEX Victoria McCulloch, CA (Analyst) +44 131 222 4909; [email protected] PPC; GENL; SMDR; FAR; PRE Haydn Rodgers, CA (Associate) +44 131 222 4911; [email protected] All values in USD unless otherwise noted. Adrian Cighi, CFA (Analyst) +44 20 7029 0866; [email protected] Swedish Banks Mark Burrows (Associate) 044 020 7002 2258; [email protected] • We do not change our estimates for the Swedish banks in this note, as we feel any changes would be at best marginal ahead of Q3 results. Among Swedish banks, ahead of Q3 results, we reiterate our preference for corporate focus banks SEB (Outperform, PT SEK99) and Nordea (Sector Perform, PT SEK98) over their more retail focused peers Swedbank (Sector Perform, PT SEK173) and SHB (Underperform, PT SEK315). • In addition, we expect four themes to dominate the Q3 results: 1. capital return – can more be done to repatriate capital? 2. Mortgages – what is the outlook for margins and how much repricing can we expect? 3. Corporate activity outlook remains resilient in the near term but can this continue? 4. Swedish banks – a place to hide (again)? All values in EUR unless otherwise noted. Mortgage market in focus Quantitative Research Chad McAlpine, CFA (Analyst) (416) 842-7869; [email protected] Bish Koziol (Associate) Benchmarks At the beginning of each week, this report summarizes the recent performance of the most commonly tracked North American benchmark indices. 8 (416) 842-7866; [email protected] Also presented are the returns of the sectors and major industry groups of the S&P/ TSX Composite over the same periods. To better understand the relative performance of different investment strategies over time, RBC has created and maintains style-specific composite indices. Chad McAlpine, CFA (Analyst) (416) 842-7869; [email protected] Bish Koziol (Associate) (416) 842-7866; [email protected] Chad McAlpine, CFA (Analyst) (416) 842-7869; [email protected] Bish Koziol (Associate) (416) 842-7866; [email protected] What's In Style - S&P/TSX Composite • What’s In Style highlights the 15 best-ranked stocks in the S&P/TSX Composite based on our Value, Growth, Momentum and Predictability style-composite models. • Included in each of the four summary tables presented in this report are select fundamental metrics such as forward looking price-to-earnings, price-to-book and forecast earnings growth. • Additionally, an indication is given when a company ranks in the top 15 positions of the index based on more than one investment discipline. What Moved the Market This report highlights the performance contribution of each of the sectors of the S&P/TSX Composite to the overall index during the prior week. Stocks that have had the most positive and negative influence on the Canadian Market last week can be easily identified, and their impact measured. Large movements in the prices of both sectors and their equity constituents can potentially highlight trading opportunities. Technical Research Robert Sluymer, CFA (Analyst) (212) 858-7066; [email protected] Anna Drotman (Associate) (212) 858-7065; [email protected] Javed Mirza, CFA, CMT (Analyst) (416) 842-8744; [email protected] Are we there yet? – Preconditions for a trading rebound in place – Part II • NEW DAY, SAME STORY - In Thursday morning’s note, we highlighted that the preconditions for a trading low were developing but meaningful evidence of a sustained low was still MIA. Yesterday’s rally was a positive step technically, but it did not meaningfully change our overall view. Today's note reiterates the preconditions supporting a trading rebound. • While a trading opportunity is likely underway, technical damage remains in place with multi-year uptrend breaks accompanied by lower highs and lows in place for most European, Small-cap and Cyclical indexes. From a technical perspective, these trend breaks should not be trivialized 5-years into a bull market. • IDEAS - Healthcare: BMRN, INCY, CBST - Industrials/Transports: JBHT, CHRW, KSU, JBLU, UAL, ROP, PCAR, HXL, CMI - Chemicals: SHW, APD - Discretionary: NKE, SKX, DECK Near-term retest of recent lows likely. Pending weakness an opportunity to accumulate Lumber. SUMMARY • The intermediate-term quadrant balance data for both the TSX and the S&P (pp. 4–5) are at oversold levels that historically have coincided with multi-month rallies over the last three years. The next step in the bottoming process is a reversal day on high volume, which has yet to appear. For those looking to deploy capital, we would continue to WAIT for a reversal day as further evidence that an intermediate-term low is being forged. • The case for an intermediate-term price low would be strengthened with the percentage of Bullish Advisors and the VIX hitting extreme levels consistent with previous correction lows. Since 2009, the end of corrections has been signaled 9 by the percentage of Bullish Advisors reaching the 35–30 level (p. 6). This data is currently at 37. The VIX reached the high 40’s in the corrections in 2010 and 2011. The high-water mark on the VIX for the current correction has been 31 (p. 7). Sentiment data is near extremes coincident with previous intermediate-term price lows; however, we are not quite there yet. OPPORTUNITIES • LUMBER – Positive seasonality on the horizon. Improving technicals. Accumulate on weakness – CFP, WFT, IFP, WEF (pp. 20–22) • GOLD: G, ELD – Commercial Hedger data supports multi-month rally (pp. 23–27) • BMO/SU: Mean reversion pair trade idea – Long SU/Short BMO (pp. 28–29) 10 Required disclosures Non-U.S. analyst disclosure Chad McAlpine;Bish Koziol;Nathan Piper;Al Stanton;Victoria McCulloch;Haydn Rodgers;Maurice Choy;John Musk;Martin Young;Michael Harvey;Mark J. 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