Emera (EMA-T) or Fortis (FTS-T)? These 2 are new plays, so they behave similarly. This one 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. Any 2%-3% retracement would be a good entry point.

The chart shows this has done nothing, and it is not going anywhere. Trading in a well-defined range of about $28 and $33, so you can pick your spot. $29 is probably not a bad place to buy, but he wouldn’t pay more than that.

Chart shows this has a declining triangle, and he would stay away. We don’t know where this will end. It’s in a period of prolonged weakness.

This hasn’t done anything. There are better sand boxes to play in. It’s not bearish yet.

The market is very concerned. The chart shows there is no bounce at all.

An expensive stock. Looks good, but getting a little tired. Give it a couple of months before you buy and see how it trades out.

Chart shows this is retesting old highs, and that is always bullish.