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.

It's done well for him. BAM owns a variety of properties including infrastructure, so you can't say that rising interest rates will automatically pressure it. BAM is in a trend channel, and maybe due for a pullback. The chart is not parabolic. He sees no problem with this chart if you want to hold it for the mid- or long-term. Pays 1.3% dividend.