Chart shows a big, big resistance at around $30. If the recovery is credible, the stock should be much higher. The chart indicates that it keeps trying to go lower, which is not a good sign. This is bearish and might go lower. Don’t be deceptive by the 7% yield. You could lose it in 2 days.

The information on the chart for 2016 is very disturbing. It had a sharp selloff after its big rally, with a very poor recovery. He would stay away.

Stock split? The banks unwritten rule is that if a stock goes above $100, the stock will be split so it will be more palatable. Whether there is a split or not, it is still the same company, so valuation on the big picture is not changed. The chart looks bullish. The old highs, set in 2014, have been bridged and it is making new highs. Everything looks pretty good.

Chart shows a fairly good uptrend from 2013. Looking a little tired recently, but it managed to break out. Retesting old highs is always bullish. Buy on the retracement, and it should make new highs soon, within the next few months.

Chart shows a very healthy uptrend from 2013, which was broken in 2016. There should be strong support at around $9. He would wait for it to trade a little lower, and see if $9 is a credible support. If $9 holds, then it may be time to buy some, but we are way, way premature.

This is seen as a higher cost gold producer. Chart shows it has dropped from almost $36, and is in danger of testing a big band of congestion area at around $10. If $10 is too much of a pain, then sell your holdings here, or at least sell half.

Emera (EMA-T) or Fortis (FTS-T)? These 2 are new plays, so they behave similarly. Fortis is the winner. It is retesting old highs. The chart shows a whole series of higher lows. Buyers are willing to pay progressively higher prices for it. The chart is showing some fatigue in the latter part of 2016. Wait for a lower price for a couple of months, and see how it trades.