It's still not breaking out above $12, but if it does then it's good news. Huge. The longer the base, the greater the case, which could happen here after three years of a base.

He's never looked at this stock. They seem to have a lower high and lower high this year so far. He'd like to see the old high of $82ish in early 2019 break, then it would be bullish. It's questionable though it's making a little rally now. He can't recommend it now.

It's hitting resistance. It may rise another buck, but he'd sell it.

It's forming a triangle, consolidating once in a while. The lows are getting higher, though the highs are flat. If it breaks $60, it could be positive--buy it--but this could fail to break.

Pays a dividend of nearly 10%. He's owned this in the past. Lots of if's here. If it holds $27 it could return to $35, then sell it. The last it did this, the stock then got really ugly, so sell it at that point.

The Canadian banks are similar--sideways. It might hit resistance at $80. Hold for the dividend, but sell if you're a trader.

It fell like a brick in mid/late-2018. It if manages to crack $30, it could be very good. It's doing the right things so far this year. Wait for a breakout.

He's trading this, hoping it reaches $10. It's trying. If it doesn't in the next few days, sell it.

Bullion is doing great, and so is this. Pretty good chart. It's breaking out.

1-year outlook A great, great chart, because it break through a long base at $50. This is bullish.

It's basing and might break out. He's bullish and expects it to rise above $90.

He just bought it. It bottomed in 2018 is now consolidating. It shows signs of breaking out. He's also bullish on the Euro, driven by likely stimulus in Europe.

The chart has big swings but definite patterns. It will likely reach low-$700's again. Great to own for the coming year. (Analysts’ price target is $762.34)

They will be rangbound and are defensive. A good summertime play. Have REITs in your portfolio for the dividend and defensiveness. He aims to make 5% over the next few months.

The S&P 500 positive news is that it broke 2,950 after three tests in the past 18 months. 2,950 is his support level and he believes it will stay above that. He is concerned about put-to-call ratios being high and the VIX being complacent at 12. The smart money is not confident, but retail investors are--which is a red flag. The market is bullish.