Market Outlook He thinks we are in a "Booming Depression" in the market. The market no longer trades on fundamentals -- it trades on liquidity. And it looks like the central banks are already talking about more QE coming up. A year end rally into January is happening right now. Fair value on the S&P, he believes, is around 3720 -- compared to today's 3275 level. His quant model has been pointing to this value for some time now and with liquidity still coming in, thanks to QE, there is a real potential for a market "melt up".

Changing demographics? He has a model price of $45.83 per share -- right around current prices. A move higher in the market could take it to $61. He would wait thru the next earnings announcement. It is not cheap here. He would wait for a pullback before buying in.

Gold? The gold bugs are out in force right now -- and he is not a believer. His model price is $14.85 -- much weaker than where it trades today.

Energy? He is not a big believer in entering energy yet. The market is totally different than it was five years ago. The world is finding more oil than ever. The Chinese are the biggest buyer of energy now and he does not trust how they have created a Shanghai index for oil and gold. Terrorist activity in the Middle East does not impact the price like it once did. He is staying away from energy as a whole. Baytex has fallen to such a discount, he thinks the market does not trust the sustainability of the balance sheet. He thinks this will come in the form of reserve right downs. His model price for the share price is $0.60.

BAC-N vs C-N? When Donald Trump became President, he bought both these stocks. He thinks BAC-N can go to $36.84 and stays around his definition of book value. C-N has moved up on positive fundamentals and he sees $114 as value. He would prefer C over BAC-N. Both should do well in the long run.

BAC-N vs C-N? When Donald Trump became President, he bought both these stocks. He thinks BAC-N can go to $36.84 and stays around his definition of book value. C-N has moved up on positive fundamentals and he sees $114 as value. He would prefer C over BAC-N. Both should do well in the long run.

Canadian Banks? He is very pessimistic on Canada in general. We are the whipping horse of the world right now. He is not a fan of this sector. News of high loan loss provisions is making him nervous and he sees global shorting going on. He favours US banks instead. If he were to look at one Canadian bank, it might be BNS. A yield over 5% and share price upside to $85.36.

Canadian Banks? He is very pessimistic on Canada in general. We are the whipping horse of the world right now. He is not a fan of this sector. News of high loan loss provisions is making him nervous and he sees global shorting going on. He favours US banks instead. If he were to look at one Canadian bank, it might be BNS. A yield over 5% and share price upside to $85.36.

He likes the company and owns some personal shares. He is happy with the downdraft in the price as he has a model price of $52.88. However, he could see $37 trade, so he might wait to add to more of his position.

(A Top Pick Feb 08/19, Down 3%) He still likes holding it. It is in his Top 15 US picks. It yields 5%. You get paid to wait and he thinks it will be stable. Their patents on clean tech are number one in the world, he believes.

(A Top Pick Feb 08/19, Down 4%) All the drug stocks look so cheap here. His model price is $50.43.

(A Top Pick Feb 08/19, Up 24%) Big upside still on this one as his model price is $100. Any balance sheet engineering on behalf of the new CEO could lead to more upside quickly. Yield 2%

His model price is $56.49. He would buy it here and sees great support at current levels. It would be fully valued at $66.

A catalyst? His model price is $571, so it is a little expensive here. The story is stale he thinks and expects it to continue to be range bound.

His model value is $127, but he is not selling here as it trades higher than that right now. He likes that it is a US stock, where he clearly favors right now.