A good company and well-run, but it's now pausing after a series of lower highs. It's consolidating after a slight downturn. He'd consider it if it stays at $96. It's a possible buy. But he thinks he'll consolidate for a while.

He's looking for something that won't fall as much as the markets this summer, when he expects a correction. This is it.

It's been a dog in his portfolio, but he will give it one last chance, hoping for a rebound. Thinks it's been oversold.

It's on-trend. India is not that correlated to North American markets (and he expects a difficult summer here). It's bouncing off its trendline, and India has a healthy long-term trendline.

(A Past Top Pick on Feb.5, 2018, Down 7.5%) A dog. He'll wait another week or two to see this turns around, but he's skeptical and will likely sell. He has a bit of hope. This sector's been oversold, and May is the time to buy consumer staples when it should rise.

(A Past Top Pick on Feb.5, 2018, Up 6%) He's bearish about this summer and how FANG stocks will do, but Canadian tech stocks like this are overlooked. It's a steady eddy. It has legs. This won't take off, but you won't lose money and will make you a little.

They acquired Spartan Energy, which gives them a low-cost Saskatchewan producer and a lot of light oil, which is easy to move. Their balance sheet has improved significantly. They had $1.36 billion in debt with $1.57 in equity. That’s a tight balance sheet. After the acquisition, which was an all-stock deal, they’ll have $1.5 billion of debt against $2.8 billion in equity. This gives them more oil in Canada and a much better balance sheet. He thinks this is an interesting story, the price has come down and thinks it is a good value if it breaks below $40. Spartan was a good buy for them and the next buys will probably be international.