We're running out of steam and will likely see a short-term pullback this or next week for who knows how long. But he sees a four-year cycle coming, bullish into 2021 with double-digit gains in 2020, then down to single-digit in 2021. Wait a week or two for a good entry point. He's bullish. He expects rate hikes starting in summer 2020 and into 2021, which will lead to a correction reminiscent of Q4-2018....Cannabis faces tax-loss selling following a tough year of losses; yes, more downward pressure is coming, but then weed stocks will go sideways that will lead to a breakout. He likes industrials, infotech and insurance.

What indicators do you use in tech analysis? It's a beta pro ETF, so it's twice as volatile, not for the faint of heart. Look at the GDX chart to read gold--the GDX is in an uptrend since mid-2018, but has been recently pulling back. The smart money is very short, but Nov-Feb is strong seasonality for gold--so, gold can go one of those two ways. He sees a gold rally that will coincide with a market pullback coming soon. If this current pullback is nasty, HGU will be very volatile. For indicators in his tech analysis, he uses seasonality, smart money positioning, price momentum, relative strength and volume,

It was in a long-term downtrend all through 2018, then based this year. If it breaks out above current levels (possibly), it could test past high levels. For whatever reason, the market has put ING in the penalty box. He isn't positive about ING, based on the chart.

It's now breaking a long-term downtrend and now starting an uptrend. He likes the chart. Good, strong dividend. As long as it doesn't break the recent low around $17, this will do well. He likes the chart.

Energy is trying to stabilize. VET has been in a long downtrend and trying to base around $18. As long as it doesn't fall below that point, VET is worth nibbling away now (add exposure) and hold for a year or two. He has a very long-term view on markets.

Strong uptrend this year. But wait until the correction he expects in the coming weeks before entering. If you hold, you can take a few profits now. Could pullback to around $41-42. even lower; its past two pullbacks were sharp and choppy.

(A Top Pick Oct 01/19, Down 1%) It's been sideways since June, so he's a little worried that it may break lower. If it does, he will reduce his position. It's in the penalty box, but he likes it.

(A Top Pick Oct 01/19, Up 3%) It's had a strong run this year, but has pulled back since August. It will re-test the bottom of around $400, but he's confident it will rally again. He likes it. But if this shows lower lows, he will reduce exposure.

(A Top Pick Oct 01/19, Up 41%) He recommended it when it was basing and, as he predicted, it popped. Now, it's peaking, so he expects a 10% pullback, so wait.

2011-12, 2015-16 and late-2018 were corrections. After each one, lumber rallies. Lumber is his favourite commodity. Short-term expect weakness, will pick up later. WFT is doing this, picking up, lately, breaking its 2019 downtrend. Any lumber name is timely and good to buy now. Lumber will do well going forward.

Awesome chart. It started a new cycle early this year. It's moved up since early-September. He expects it to pullback to $78-80, so wait for that. Overall, he expects a wide market correction. Take some money off the table, or else hold for the next few years.

$250-300 is its current range. If it breaks out, the next target is $350. He sees a "rising wedge" with a pullback to $270 then ultimately rising to $350 in the coming year or two.

He likes it. It's bottoming. Energy should rise next year and so should this.

It's been consolidating and rangebound. If it breaks above $27, this will enter a new, higher phase.

Key level is $85. He thinks it will pull back and retest that level. He expects a market pullback, so add when that happens.