COMMENT

Market. The average bull market usually lasts 14 or 15 years. Some thought this bull market began when the lows were hit in 2009. He believes this new bull market didn’t start until 2013 until the old high was taken out, the breakout point. So there could be another 5 years or more left in this bull run. Today we are testing the January highs of this year. Right now, it is just a correction until a major low is taken out. He does not have a bearish case, just a case for pause. He expects to see a summer correction which becomes a buying opportunity.

DON'T BUY

It is still in a downtrend and has been for several years. There is no let up in the lower lows and lower highs. So is still in a down trend and would avoid it.

WAIT

This has been range bound. He has an underweight position on this stock. This is very volatile. If it moves out of this range, it could have a lot of upside. He is confident that it will break out.

SELL

This stock has broken an uptrend that began in mid 2017. You want to see some sort of consolidation. You can’t tell when a stock has stopped going down until it consolidates for awhile. He doesn’t catch falling knives and would sell at this point.

BUY

This is pretty much the market in China. It has been consolidating for awhile, probably because of trade concerns. He does not see any breakdown, this is a consolidation. Can probably pick up safely at the low points of the trading range.

COMMENT

Technical Analysis indicators. Start with trend, higher highs and higher lows. Once that is established, then start using indicators. To confirm trend, always use 200 day moving average, if you are a midterm trader. Then would use a longer term momentum indicator, telling us the velocity of a stock. Then would use money flow. This tells whether money is flowing in or out of a stock.

HOLD

Owns this because of the dividend in his income platform. It was oversold and is now beginning to consolidate. So likely will not go down below its lower level, but does not expect much upside in this stock either. Can hold for the dividend. Yield 5.8%

DON'T BUY

It has been a good stock. However this year, now beginning to see lower highs and lower lows. Would not buy at this point. Would wait for a better trend. Not sure how much growth is left.

PAST TOP PICK

(A top pick June 6/18, down 1%) It hit his target in early summer. Is now consolidating. He still has lots of faith in this stock. Is a very safe position to hold. Would sell if gets to around $770.

PAST TOP PICK

(A top pick June 6/18, up 10%) This stock is showing no signs of consolidation and is in an uptrend. So is continuing to hold it.

PAST TOP PICK

He is 20% cash in his equity platform. A little cautious based on August September cycle.

BUY

It has been in an uptrend. Just entering into the buy season for the Canadian banks. Typically performs well from October until the end of the year. The trend is good and he is still holding it.

BUY

He likes this stock. He owns MasterCard but likes both. This stock has done great. If he is right in a correction over the next 2 months, may be able to buy on a dip. This stock will not be trending down anytime soon.

HOLD

Yields just under 2% so not being rewarded to hold stock if it moves down. Has broken out from a lid since 2016, which is a bullish indicator. It is probably over bought. It may pull back a bit.

HOLD

It has dropped and is attempting to consolidate. It is in a cup formation. If it breaks its old lid, it may break out. If own, you may want to hold, but would not buy until a break out is confirmed.