Chart shows a base building pattern that goes back to January, giving you a little bit of support. If you own, you could add to your holdings. Something that is a little disconcerting is the downward trend line from early 2011. On a Relative Strength basis, it is neither overbought or oversold. 6.3% dividend yield.

Has been sort of hugging its 50 day moving average. Chart shows the downward trend has recently been broken. The most important thing with gold is that the May, June, July period was quite substantive which built a bottom. If you don’t own, this could be a reasonable level to acquire, mostly because the risk/reward is in your favour.

(A Top Pick Sept 4/12. Down 23.73%.) Lightened up because he didn’t like the action he saw. Intermediate trend got broken earlier this year and he would’ve liked to have seen it base at around $151. If it retested the $116-$117 level, he would probably re-enter.

(A Top Pick Sept 4/12. Up 13.65%.) He would like to add to his holdings when he gets the opportunity.

(A Top Pick Sept 4/12. Up 16.25%.) Sold his holdings in the low $30’s and moved into Suncor (SU-T). Would look to acquire this on any kind of weakness in the next month or 2.

Wanted to own this one before but missed the run-up in 2012. Chart shows a base building pattern for most of this year, which is positive. On a 6-month basis, it is a little bit oversold. Looks like it could come down to around $16.50, which would bring in a lot of buyers. 5.9% dividend yield.

As a basket you probably can’t get anything that is better. This one is clinging around support at around $16.40. Chart shows an upward trend from late 2011 and he can’t see too much downside, maybe $1-$2, at worse while you are getting the dividend. If you don’t own it, buy half and see what happens and buy more when it breaks out.