The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday, March 21, edition that Portfolio Management managing director Norman Levine recommends buying Badger Daylighting ($25.69), which has been climbing steadily since September when it could be had for $17.10, a 52-week low. Franklin Cameron writes in The Globe's BNN Market Call column that Mr. Levine says: "Badger recently reported much better-than-expected earnings. Its yield of 4 per cent and forward price-earnings multiple of less than 11 times makes the stock very attractive despite it selling at its all-time high." In his general outlook Mr. Levine says: "The U.S. economy appears to be recovering better than most pundits expected, as recently evidenced by the sharp rise in interest rates on bonds. In addition, the negativity towards Europe and European equities also seems to be abating. As such, we have become more positive on equities and are in the process of favouring companies with more economic sensitivity as well as ones that will benefit from rising interest rates." The Globe reported on Feb. 24 that Badger Daylighting was a top holding for Sentry Investments manager Aubrey Hearn. The stock could then be had for $24.19.