Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical (SHI)

She owns the parent company. A good business. They are losing money on the production front because of where oil prices are, and are actually cutting a lot of capital spending to try and maintain as much as they can of free cash flow. This is more of a dividend play. A good, longer-term hold.

Chart shows a bottom at around $25 in 2012 and it now looks like it is trying to form a modified “cup and handle” and if it got above the $44 level, that would sort of be an All Clear sign to get up to the old high of around $63. Currently there is a convergence of moving averages at around its current level which is a significant area. Moving averages are starting to move up. Everything looks pretty reasonable although it has a lower volume, which is a sticky wicket. You could Buy with a Stop at around 6%-7% below the current price.