(Past Top Pick, May 10, 2018, Down 12%) The whole group's been hit lately, but he still likes it. It's at a good support level. There's a good future in gambling stocks.

(A Top Pick March 9/17, Up 43%) He bought this right after the tragic Vegas shooting last year when it dipped then recently sold it when he needed the money for another stock. Still likes it. They have a strong Vegas presence by owning nine casinos. Also have a long-term opportunity in Macao and will probably get a gambling license in Japan in 2019. Wynn Resorts is no longer a factor; Wynn is out of the picture.

This owns casino resorts in the US, mainly Las Vegas, as well as China and Dubai. They are expanding into other parts of the US as well as Asia. This had been doing very well, but had a bad quarter, and the stock dropped to the 200-day moving average. Looking at the macro picture with a recovery in the global economy, the properties in the US and China should continue to do well. Shares are trading about 10X enterprise value over EBITDA, which is a discount to its main competitors. Dividend yield of 1.71%. (Analysts’ price target is $33.)

Chart shows this has recently developed an upward trend, and moved above a trading range. It is currently outperforming the market and has positive momentum. It looks fairly encouraging.

This is holding right at the 100 day moving average. On moving averages, when a stock comes down it bounces off of it several times, it is a clear uptrend and we are at that level right now. Be careful. If it drops below $21.50, that is an exit price. His expectation is $30 in the next 6 months.