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This is overvalued. Everyone in the US is in love with it. His model price is $256.80. If it pulls back to $263, that would be a great buy in your portfolio.

Wouldn’t own this one here. It is a cyclical. His model price is $112, 84% over the last close of $60.83. You always get this in a cyclical. He would like to see it back at $15 again, and then he would be interested.

Made money on this the 1^st time, and then went back in for a 2^nd trade which gave him a negative transit, so he sold it. Has a model price of $25.79. It’s these precious metals and material stocks where the next 300%-400% are coming. They are hard to hold in this market, but he would be watching them carefully.

He would buy it here, but if it has a negative transit of $65.82, he would get out of it. There would be much lower prices ahead if there is a negative thing. It wants to hold in here, but he thinks it breaks and goes lower. This is a cyclical.

It might be far too early for this. He wants to see positive transits in the stocks, not negative. Thinks this goes lower.

This is tough for him. It is just on the line and goes back and forth on this line. When they thought the interest rates would go up, it was a negative for the stock. The market just can’t make up its mind on this group. There is easier money that can be made in the market.

His model price is $51.99, an upside of 13%. Dividend yield of 5%. A good defensive name.

Trading at a discount. His model prices $53.13, a 21% upside. In very volatile times, you are not going to lose your shirt.

His model price is $167, a 60% upside from here. This has had a pullback from the last time he was on ($119.07 on June 6, 2015), and he likes pullbacks. It has come back to his EVB+7, his structural line which gives it support. It had huge volatility and this had downside, but it snapped right back, which he likes to see.

Food as well as drug retailer. Grocery square foot growth is moderating now that Target has exited. Retailers now have more pricing power to pass through increases to consumers. L-T are closing non-productive stores. With lower energy prices, consumers may be spending more at the grocery store. Implementing their SAP system is largely behind them and should show benefits. She likes the shopper’s component. She is seeing synergies and cross selling products. There will be more private label flow through. As they pay off debt we should see benefits to the bottom line.

90% of revenue is US so no currency headwinds. People can still spend a lot more on their home than they have done so far. 2/3rds of the housing stock in the US is over 27 years of age so more maintenance is required on the homes. HD-N are shareholder friendly in that they buying back stock and half their earnings are paid back in dividends.

44% is emerging markets. They are number one in chocolates and candies; number two in gum. Emerging markets are less private label centric so there is less competition. There is big potential in those countries. They have two active shareholders now and will keep management on track.

It is a play on the transition to electronic payments. There is potential in developed and developing markets. They are the largest provider so have the lowest cost base. With the US dollar strengthening, she thinks earnings will stay relatively strong. This stock will stay relatively strong despite currency. This is an attractive entry point.

There is no growth and they cut their dividend in half earlier this year. She won’t comment on whether the dividend is safe now. They are having difficulty in growing cash flow. Don’t buy it for the yield. She prefers pipelines, REITs or Canadian bank stocks for yield.

It is on her watch list. It has pulled back. She prefers this over LNR-T. They are both building up their presence in China. Of the two this is her preference. If they can improve their European margins that would be the upside. They are on track to slowly do that. She would potentially add that.