He got out of AEG because it started to break down. This one is not looking hugely positive right now so he would avoid it.

It was in an uptrend and then there was consolidation. There was support at $82 and then that broke down. On the positive sign it is consolidating. You would like to see a break out above $89 so it could return to its old trading range. It is in no man's land right now.

He has it in a portfolio that only wants income as well as in a growth platform. The recent area of support seems to be being held so he added to his position recently. If it breaks below $75 he would want to end the trade. Otherwise he feels it will return to the $80 area.

It looks like it is breaking down. There was a former uptrend from 2016 to 2018 and then it broke down. It is now in a downtrend. The next support area is just below where it is now. If it bounces it might come back to the higher trading range.

It is a seasonal stock. It is a great trading stock. It is going to come into a lid in the mid to high $40s. It has a good potential to get into the $45-$47 area and he would get out of the trade after that.

Oil producers have been a mixed bag. This one is in the 'dog' category. It consolidated, then downtrend, then consolidation, then downtrend. It is forever breaking down. He would say he does not like the chart. There are other oil stocks if you want to be in the sector.

The sector in the US and Canada, has been soft. They usually pay dividends. Late 2017 most of these stocks broke down a bit on interest rates fears. It is not a bad thing if it consolidates. Give it the benefit of the doubt if you own it as long as it stays above the old low. If it breaks out you might want to buy more.