It is safe here. It does not rely on higher oil prices. Once their project is done they will have a lot more cash to throw around. The downside does not look too bad. (Analysts’ target: $48.11).

It is a turnaround story. We had three good quarters and then three bad quarters. The insiders keep buying a LOT of stock. (Analysts’ target: $1.20).

Music on your cable box. They put up a good quarter recently and raised their dividend. There is insider trading. It is going to become a street darling. It is somewhat illiquid. (Analysts’ target: $10.00).

It is tremendously volatile. We had a pop a number of months ago. He suggested at the time that you start playing with options. This might be just a consolidation. He is cautious on this one. Buy into weakness, but don’t chase breakouts, although that is just part of his style of investing. If it breaks support you have to think it is heading into a lower area.

It has broken out of the 200 day moving average recently. As long as during any pull back that it holds the 200 and 70 day moving averages, we could expect to see some improvement. We could bounce up to about $80 before we struggle again. If it does not hold the $70 then get out.

You have to go back a couple of years to look for support. The lows in the low $20s should be good long term support. We could get down there. Don’t buy a stock just for the yield. There are risks like the IPL-T spill that come along. He would add to it here. Resistance would be about $30.

You have to look at the costs of the covered calls as well as MERs for these ETFs. The banks are so far performing the way they should. All banks are slightly down this year. In 2008 ALL the banks were down 40%. He would like to be more diversified. If we were in a long sideways market, then the covered calls would be beneficial.