The chart back to 2012 shows a move from $50 to $110.  Now it is coming down.  There has been a lot of volume at the higher range.  He thinks there could be a lot of profit taking going on will the recent pullback.  This is technically a bad sign that could trigger further selling down to $85.  It needs to make a new high above $105 before he would become a buyer. 

(Market Call Minute.) This would be a Buy on weakness, and we are now at that weak point.

Anheuser Busch (BUD-N) or Dollar Tree (DLTR-Q)? Given the choice, he would probably go with Anheuser Busch. Consumer spending has been a little bit suspect and he would tend to shy away from the purer play of consumer spending. Anheuser Busch would be more of a staple as opposed to a discretionary.

A very nice healthy dividend of 2.2%. Continental Europe has helped them because of their suffering as well as opportunities to celebrate by being out of recession. Feels the 12.2X current earnings valuation is better than some of its closest peers. You want to look at this trading at the lower end of a positive band. A reasonable price would be somewhere under $100.

(Market Call Minute) Great dividend growth story.

Beer stocks have had decent runs but are selling off a little bit right now because of concerns of a global slow down, particularly in emerging markets where the real growth was expected to come from. This is a very well run company and would probably be at the top of his list if he were adding one. He would probably get pretty excited about it 10% cheaper.

Big global brewer. Has the Brazilian exposure. With the World Cup next year and the Summer Olympics in 2016, it will be a major winner for it., The major problem is that it has a big exposure to the European markets where they are drinking less beer. You should do very well with this as a long-term hold. Has a reasonable yield.