He's not excited by the tech sector, even with Apple beating earnings today. After a pretty good run, markets are now overbought. Tech and cons. discr. drove that downturn. He's not bearish, but we need another pullback now and those two sectors are more vulnerable. Apple's chart: it may hit last year's high, but tech overall will be more contained and choppier going forward. Google is a good example of how vulnerable tech is given today's 7.5% drop after earnings; it also tested last year's highs and sharply turned down. He's being staples, REITs, and a US bank stock that had been punished.

It's been in a choppy uptrend since 2017, and is now consolidating. Lows are around $180 and now testing that area. If it breaks out, it would be positive. Otherwise, it's wait and see.

It's trying to break through consolidation now or it could pause. It moves up and down and this pattern may continue, meaning falling back to the lower trading range of $22.

It's currently pausing at $142, a level of resistance. He would sell it now, given the potential of falling.

The chart is a rounded-U formation in the past 12 months. It looks a little oversold, and has broken a short-term trendline. It will probably land to $45. Wait till it consolidates. Maybe the worst is over. There isn't a real direction, so keep an eye on it.

The uptrend from 2016 to 2018 broke late last year, then has seen a head and shoulders bottom. It's a safe bet from here--should return to old highs, but doesn't know if it will rise even higher.

It consolidated for much of 2018 and is now definitely up. Caveat: it's a very steep rise now, implying that it's overbought. If it pulls back, it could return to $270.

A good stock with a steady rise since 2016, accelerating this year. However, this may make it a pullback candidate, though not in bearish territory.

(A Top Pick Feb 22/19, Down 7%) An ETF of the short contract on US nat gas. He's trying to trade within a band to buy in the low-$20s and sell in the upper-$20s, like $27. We'll see what happens.

(A Top Pick Feb 22/19, Up 4%) Sold it a few weeks ago. He bought it before a breakout in February then sold when ZEM reached his target, and he wanted to limit exposure to emerging markets.

(A Top Pick Feb 22/19, Up 0%) He's now at 15% cash and will stay at the level in the summer. Cash gives you opportunity to do short trades on, say, China or emerging markets.

Since 2016, this has gone down, then consolidated, then is climbing back up. Now is a good time to buy it. Target of $55-60 and it has a good chance reaching it.

He hasn't looked at this chart before. It was sideways for a long time, then broke out a little in fall 2018. Then, it consolidated and is now pulling back perhaps to its old breakout point of the high-$20s.