Jenny Harrington, CEO, Gilman Hill Asset Management

Isn't much more upside from here. The S&P will top at 4,400-4,500. Doesn't see earnings rising to push stocks higher. We will be stuck and rangebound for a while. Stops are popping this week only because yields are falling and the market was wildly oversold.

Fortinet's 16% plunge today is unique to Fortinet, not Palo Alto and other peers. Prefers Palo because it's more diversified than Fortinet and has a better cash flow yield.

Trades at 11x earnings, $1.6 billion free cash flow, 12% free cash flow yield and no debt! But guidance was weak. Bottoming of demand is not here, but further ahead. Is up modestly today.

Price target raised a lot today to $60 which makes her nervous. She trimmed around $45 and $47. Demand in dining and travel is softening but overall the stock is solid. She's doubled her money.

Remember, it's down only 1.5% for the year. It's trading at 15x the entire theme park as if nothing else there is worth anything. This is very oversold and feels like a bottom. There is decent earnings growth in 2024-5.

Just added shares to AMBP. They start to generate a lot of cash in 2024. Pays an 11% dividend. We're seeing stabiity in aluminum cans.

Reported a good quarter yesterday and shares are climbing 13%. Are undervalued.

Bought this last May. A pandemic play that overcorrected after the pandemic as if the consumer was going to die. It didn't. It's down 20% recently on weak guidance. But she added shares today. Trades at 7x PE, pays a 7% dividend, makes $16 EPS to cover a $7 dividend, and their inventory is returning to normal a lot faster than they expected. Will buy more tranches if this declines more.

Trading at 19x PE, will have 24% earnings growth in 2024, then 17% growth in 2025 and are doing great cost-cutting. Is still a great business. Selling recently has been to rebalance portfolios and take some profits.

The regional banks have been reporting decent earnings, because net-interest margins are great and high rates are another benefit. She will buy names like PNC.

Is up 105% this year. She took some profits in September. They're taking market share and trade at 8.5x EBITDA vs. Old Dominion's 18x. That's a huge gap they can close. UPS's struggles worry her, though they are slightly different companies. Is a little nervous ahead of earnings.

She'd buy at $125. They've had to deal with a lot including the strike and inflation. Margins are under pressure from Amazon, but $125/share is the safe pre-pandemic PE and collecting a 5% dividend? She can live with that.

Popping 10% today on a strong report and forecast. It's bottomed. They are returning to growth. Very confident in the CEO. Loves that price targets rose today.

Disagrees with today's downgrade. BMY will produce $75 billion free cash flow over the next 5 years, which will transform them.

Reports Monday and could surprise. Pays a 7% dividend.