The 5-year chart shows a big overhead supply in 2014 into 2015. This is building a base now, and needs to break above $5.70 before it is out of the woods. The jury is still out on this one. You want to see a breakout of $5.70, or at least a bigger base.

On a broad, broad picture, this is still making higher lows, which is positive. However, it has been long enough that it hasn’t made a new high. The chart is neutral, so he is cautious on this.

This has a very low beta, which means that no matter what happens in the stock market, this doesn’t get affected much. Also, it gives you a pretty good yield of about 5%. Over the years, the chart shows it has been steadily climbing. In the last several months it is looking a little tired, not negative, but he would wait a month or 2 to see if you can buy it in the low $50s, which would give you much better protection.

Manufactures fiberglass gasoline storage tanks to be installed beneath gas stations, to replace the stainless-steel ones that are rusting away. The stock still looks great.

A pretty volatile stock, so make sure you don’t put too much into it and that it is a reasonable percentage of your portfolio. The chart indicates the stock is in an overbought position earlier this year, and he thinks it will correct to close to its previous high at around $3. Look for $3.10 or $3.20.

Royal Bank (RY-T) or Manulife (MFC-T)? This one definitely looks a little better. Chart shows it had a major break out in 2016, and he thinks it is going higher.

Royal Bank (RY-T) or Manulife (MFC-T)? Royal definitely looks a little better. Manulife is just making a marginal new high. Insurance companies suffer from ultra low interest rates. Higher interest rates still have not materialized.