CAD$ He sees nothing positive in the Canadian market presently. Real estate in the Toronto market is ridiculous. It would be interesting if the CAD$ dropped to the mid-$0.60s. Watch your exposure in Canada, he warns.

Back in mid-December he saw a perfect setup and he bought at $14.60. They sold a Canadian subsidiary and the share price has gone ballistic since. Back in the PM Harper days, the Chinese wanted to buy this and so hit has held international interest for years. They are restructuring the balance sheet and this could become a takeover target.

Your funds under performing? He is a value trader. Value beats growth 7 out of 10 years, but this has reversed in the past three years. The liquidity coming from Central Banks is reversing this right now. When Value stocks return, there will be massive swings in this trend back to normal.

His model price is $61.24. A breakout above $62.40 could mean a sizable push up. It has had a nice pullback from 2018 highs. He would wait.

He recommended this a year ago and bought around $1400. It is the poster child of a bullish market. It has a nice cup and saucer formation that is interesting. He sees further upside and a potential for a real run if it can break above historic highs.

A dividend of 5% and is only earning $0.05 per share and next year maybe up to $0.07. They are not paying out their entire cash flow. If it breaks above $5.13 it would be technically positive. He would wait on this one.

He is not a fan of Brookfield in general. Simply avoid it.

It broke above a key trading level and suggests more upside to come. Your downside is to $33.76. He would buy on weakness.

His model price is $190.40 -- over 30% upside, he believes. He does not expect the talc problem to an issue and creates a great opportunity to buy in. Yield 2.6% (Analysts’ price target is $156.06)

He calls this old tech. They have done exceptionally well and has a model price of $70.00. Yield 2.96% (Analysts’ price target is $51.26)

His model price is $126 -- 41% potential upside. Demographics favour it. He can't understand why this sector is still so cheap. Yield 2.72% (Analysts’ price target is $99.24)

Market. There is a bull market in the US currency. He sees the US dollar way outperforming any other currency. Going forward we only need a couple of pieces of good news and it will take off. After five years of negative yields in Europe, the whole banking sector is putting that into effect. It is a mess. Japan is a tough spot to be. The US dollar is the place to be going forward. All assets priced in US dollars will do very well. There is a countdown for the recession. Once the US dollar starts to go up it suck up funds from all over the world. The US market may 'melt up'. Canada is setting up to be the laggard. If the TSX doubled it would still be a laggard in the world.

Model price is $98.36 or 124% upside. He has seen it go down the last two and a half years. It will bottom at $38.20. He sees a little bit of down side so if you are a long term holder, buy half and if it goes down then buy the other half or do so if it goes up to $46.80.

He would not buy here. His model price is $17.96 or -5%. This valuation is stretched. At $13 it would be an excellent buy.

At the end of the day, the FED is just printing money. They are trying to focus on the REPO market. He is positive about the stock. It is in the top 100 of the S&P 500. This stock ticks all the boxes. Model price is $75.28, -11% but certainly on a pullback would be a buyer.