(A Top Pick Sep. 1/17, Up 14%) He likes the banks and this one in particular, except that this one has reached an upper valuation range where its progress normally stops. They could be capped out for a while. If you are a long term holder then the growth of the company has been 11-13% for a long time. Don’t sell and go away. If it drops then he would be back in like a shot.

There is going to be some growth in book value and therefore shareholder value growth this year. After it pays out the dividend, there is not much left over. It is getting close to 2.5 times book value ($50.51) which is a bottom for it. It will be at an attractive technical position and he would buy it there. The dividend is pretty safe.

They could be more generous with their dividend. It would have solid support at $59, or two times its book value.

It has exceeded by about 30% its fair market value. It has pushed beyond its intrinsic value. It could go higher to $118-$120 but he does not think it will grow any further than that. Since 2016 the trajectory of earnings has been slow and steady.

The stock looks interesting. His firm was impressed with the AGM. Their problems are behind them and were not that serious. He would hang on. You might even buy more.

It is certainly under pressure. It has had a nice growth and recovery since 2014. This is pretty much how the airlines look broadly. The mojo has gone out of the airline stocks.

The company is getting back down to where it is getting interesting again. Let the chips fall after the failed takeover. You need to wait for a while and make sure everything has shaken out.