Stock price when the opinion was issued
In addition to the 200-day MA, he looks at peaks and troughs. Look at the last low and the last high. The next high hit the previous high, so that's two relatively similar peaks. The stock may be below the 200-day MA (1st rule to sell), but it hasn't dropped below the last trough (2nd rule to sell). As long as it holds above the last trough, you're safe.
Don't go into full panic right now. Hold for now; if it breaks that second rule, then get out.
This has done well since the election, but it is expensive. It is trading up in the 30s on a multiple basis, and it is hard to justify that. You might get 10% from here, but it will be a riskier 10%. He would be tempted if this dipped substantially. Dividend yield of about 1%.