We have not had a correction in this for a year. This is a good on a pull back. His model price is 182.22 or 8% lower than it is now. It will go higher if it goes up in a US melt-up. Buy a little bit here.

He likes it and owns it personally. They have a great niche product. $49.58 is his model price. It is in a big sideways pattern.

It is the cheapest it has been since 1995. 5% yield; one of the best companies in the world and at a cheap price. (Analysts’ price target is $78.16)

The drug space all have huge upsides. He has owned it for quite some time. Model rice is $185.42 which is a 33% upside. There is a lot of value here. (Analysts’ price target is $150.39)

Model price of $115.23 which is an 8% upside. This is a solid company. (Analysts’ price target is $106.06)

He predicts money will flood into America (and its dollar) in the coming years. He's overweight US dollars. Where else can you go? Europe? Japan? No. We're entering earnings season, thank goodness, and not headlines. He doesn't know if Trump will be re-elected, contrary to the consensus that he will.

Eight or so months ago he recommended selling VET. $12.90 is his model price, far lower than current prices. Pays over a 13% yield. There's more bottom to mid/small-cap oil stocks.

What's not to like here? His model price is $123.20, much much lower than current prices. Buy at $138, though. He would own Visa. Continue to hold. This will go higher with the payments sector.

$16.29 is his model price. They can sustain their yield, but it theatens to fall. Sell at $11.05. Watch carefully. This is good risk-reward for a trader. It's trying to bottom, but he doesn't know where this is going. He likes it. If it break here, it'll fall to $9.50.

$0.62 is his target price. Little good news here. The dividend should be cut and write-offs need to happen. Wait till their November earnings before pulling the trigger.

Trading so high above its fundamental value. DOL doesn't really have a real balance sheet, no real equity. $15.86 is his target price, 66% below the current price. But this should be in a long-term portfolio, because people will pay anything for growth and he sees growth here.

He's long recommended this. Apple hit a a new all-time last week, close to his model price of $244.51. He's trimming his position as the stock rises. Hold or buy.

Likes it. This space is getting crucified. They recently settled a big lawsuit. It will earn $2.17/share in 2019 and $2.30/share in 2020. It trades at 1.5x earnings--very cheap. He has a trading position in ENDP.

The high dividend yield won't last. $5.10 is his model price. Their balance sheet is impaired (similar to many Canadian oil companies). They need to do some write-offs to bolster the balance sheet. The fundamentals aren't here, and an NDP-Liberal win next week won't help.