A French pharmaceutical company, who has been impacted by patent protection ending on some key products. They lost out on a couple of acquisitions, that the company felt was too expensive. He believes this is a long term hold that will pay off over time. Yield 4.4%. (Analysts’ price target is $46)

(A Top Pick July 25/17 Down 5%). This is the biggest logistics company in the world, based in Switzerland. They manage warehousing around the world and could be impacted by the current trade rhetoric.

(A Top Pick July 25/17 Down 19%). It is a BC based natural gas producer that has been disappointing due to the lack of takeaway capacity. There is a possible BC LNG facility being talked for the market and demand is growing in North America for natural gas. It is not the time to sell. He likes the yield.

(A Top Pick July 25/17 Down 46%). He has been killed owing this in his portfolio, he says. The CEO has been removed and the new one is being cautious to take time to study the long term strategy. The market has been impatient and has sold the stock down. GE has been removed from the Dow Jones 30.

It corrected in January, but is trading above its 200-day moving average. That said, its 50-day moving average is moving down, which is a concern. Its valuation is also high. Tariffs may hurt them, which could increase prices and limit revenues. He's neutral about this stock.

He likes U.S. banks, his largest weighting. But the yield is curve is flattening. He's holding tight to these stocks. Expect more share buybacks and dividend increases. It pays a 1.7% yield and this will rise. Be patient with this.

It's done well as it continues to trend higher. It's been a great name. News about them being banned from China worries investors, but in this space this is one of the best stocks. Put a stop loss on it. He likes this.