Big rally today after the US Fed held interest rates, doing a 180 from what they talked about just a month ago. The market wanted this. Earnings are a little uncertain. The recent sell-off lowered expectations, which is good. Also, there's a global slowdown, but not a recession. Then there are the US-China trade talks. Both sides have an incentive to achieve something. They should reach some sort of agreement like a short-term solution, but the deep-seated problems will take longer to resolve. Don't panic in these markets. Make adjustments to your portfolio as needed.

The Cloud business has been strong in past years, but has slowed down a bit as late. Also, the PC market continues to decline. That said, MSFT will continue to transfer to the Cloud, but long-term they should do well. If you own this, hang tight. There could be a short-term hiccup, but you can accumulate shares for the long term.

Great long term. Cord-cutting has been a challenge, but will be challenging Netflix with their own streaming service--that's the big bet. He likes it. Short-term there's unertainty about the Fox deal, but that should go throught.

Solid business. They're the biggest potash supplier in the world. They've gone into retail. After a downturn in recent years, they're slowing coming out of it. There are supply issues from other suppliers, though. It's a solid name in this space. Depending on how things go with China (a big postash buyer), NTR should do well in the next few years. This is a long-term buy.

A controversial name after the huge WGL purchase and cutting their dividend. They should be able to manage their balance sheet in the next few years. They bought WGL for growth--and that's coming. Pays a 7% dividend. A high-risk name, but they will do okay in the long run.

(A Top Pick Mar 26/18, Down 1%) He bottom-picked this, but LB didn't produce the upside he expected. They've had trouble cutting labour costs. But he's confident they'll resolve this and continue to digitize their branches. Pays a good dividend. You may need to sit on this longer. He reduce his shares, but still owns it.

(A Top Pick Mar 26/18, Up 51%) They got by management changes in a rough transition, so the stock got hit. But they have innovative technology and continue to grow market share. The stock is cheap. He still likes it. (Also his Top Pick today.)

Better to buy an American airline because the U.S. currency may outweigh the cyclicality of airlines? Cyclicality is the biggest concern in airlines. They've executed their strategy well, trimming costs and bought back their loyalty program. Their valuation isn't bad. There's upside in the loyalty program. AC isn't bad in this space, but be cautious being in airlines at this point in the cycle.