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The company has good assets that produce good cash flows. He believes the market has overreacted to the recent acquisitions and how it is being funded. If this company was trading in the private capital markets, it would be trading a much higher multiple. Yield 10.7%. (Analysts’ price target is $28.23)

The company just purchased Enercare – another holding he had doubled his holding in. This company represent regulated cash flow, good dividend growth and yield with good long term assets. Yield 5%. (Analysts’ price target is $59.38)

He expects heavy oil differentials will normalize soon. This company is building a free cash flow machine as costs are falling and revenue is increasing. Yield 3.1%. (Analysts’ price target is 57.34)

(A Top Pick October 3/17 Up 1%) He did sell this back in late-May when it became apparent a refinery shutdown was going to cause differentials to blow out in the fall. Still a good company, but having cut the dividend to less than 2%, there are better options now.

(A Top Pick October 3/17 Up 0.4%) There was a nice rally from the mid-$70 level earlier this month. Still good value and he continues to be a buyer. Yield 4.4%

(A Top Pick October 3/17 Down 22%) It is a long term game, he thinks. He does not mind holding it while receiving a good dividend. He still has it as a Top Pick. Yield 11%

He's bearish on the Canadian market. The CAD has been trending since its 2010 peak. He expects more USD upside, but forecasts low-$70's for the CAD within the next 12 months, though there will be a few rallies. The trendline to crack 80 cents hasn't happened. He sees 10% upside for the USD against world currencies. He's bullish US markets.

It was on an uptrend, but is moving into consolidation. Support is in the mid-$50's and resistance at $70. Buy and sell within that range and don't get married to the stock. Be nimble.

Serious uptrend since 2017. It may be getting a little ahead of itself, way above all moving-day averages. This is way above 10% those moving averages, which means it will pull back--it is overbought now. 10% above MA is his benchmark.

It's starting to breakdown, meaning it's broken through its moving average. If it takes out its last low of $160, FB is in trouble. Some tech stocks are breaking down like this.

Doesn't know the company well. There's support in the mid/low-$20's. $22-32 is the range. So you can buy and sell within that channel.

Has been in a general downtrend since late-2016. It tried to consolidate, and has had a head-and-shoulder formation this year. It could be breaking down again and doesn't look good.

It isn't stuck in the mud, but it's in a larger upward trend. The U.S. banks come into seasonality later in winter. As long as the JPM trendline doesn't break, then hold it. It may go sideways a bit, but he's looking to buying it

He hasn't looked at it recently. It broke down in mid-2017, then has been sideways and consolidating within a range ever since. If it breaks ABOVE $28, it'll be very bullish; then again, it could get stuck. Downside is probably around $20. There's a chance it could surge to mid-$30's.

It consolidated, broke down, and is now in a downtrend. It has a reasonable shot to find support at $51; you may get a bounce at that level. Maybe. Consider selling.