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Market. We have had the strongest quarterly results since 2010 and the market said 'Blaw'. The earnings per share growth has been 26% year over and the revenue growth 9%. It could be a tired equity market that just can't keep going up. The PE in 2017 was rather high. The recent pull back brought back PE from 21 to 17 and so now the market is no longer overvalued. Trump's approach has always been to go in hard and heavy and then to reach an agreement. The goods impacted by tariffs is actually relatively small. The trade wars with China are actually patent wars. These fears that are keeping the markets down could be addressed and then what would be keeping it down?

(A Top Pick May 28/17, Up 22%) It has fully recovered from the Cambridge Analytica furor. He still considers it attractive. Revenue growth is protected to go up along with earnings growth. Earnings per share is 6% higher going forward. It is more attractive than 3 months ago.

(A Top Pick May 28/17, Down 32%) It is considered best of class but stumbled and there is a negative sentiment to health care stocks. It is growing double digits but trading at a single digit multiple so he is just holding it for now.

(A Top Pick May 28/17, Down 7%) It has a 7-8% dividend yield and is being bought out by the parent. He will continue to hold on thinking there is still more upside.

He advertized for a news letter he puts out on FB-Q. The experience made him even more bullish on the company. (Analysts’ target: $221.79).

It is a second chance if you missed out on AMZN-Q. It is the largest E-seller in the world. You get growth and profitability combined. (Analysts’ target: $234.96).

It has superior results to Canadian peers. The accident rate has not been lowering because of backup cameras. Profits will improve and the stock will go up. (Analysts’ target: $107.77).

He would probably wait right now. It has moved up in recent months. The PE is too high. Can they sustain the 20+ revenue rate growth? It has accelerated.

Their results said they would probably soften through the summer. It is a small new comer into the field. Other similar companies have made more money than others in the sector. If you don’t want to worry about the commodity prices, then this is for you.

They just beat expectations and raised guidance. It accelerated upwards. The auto parts companies don’t seem to reflect risks with NAFTA. He feels it is because the auto parts companies in the US are not actually asking for changes.

He recommended it in 2012 and it ran up a lot more than he expected it to. The market cap rivals Ford or GM. He thinks it will come off in price.

They shut down MacArthur River and took off 10% supply from the market which is helping the supply situation but what happens when it comes back on line and then China brings some of their production back on line. He would look elsewhere. They are in a fight with CRA.

He has been recommending it for three months. It has a 7% yield., There is the Heartland Petro Chemical plant they are building over the next couple of years. It should increase adjusted funds from operations over 4 years. He considers them fairly entrepreneurial.

They are phasing out cars except for the Mustang and focus and will stick to trucks. Consumers are much more interested in buying SUVs and trucks. In the US, vehicle buying has peaked. You are better off buying the parts makers.

They are succeeding in their goals. There is an upward trend. Over the next year to a year and a half he expects it to continue to climb. Their business jets are doing quite well now.