Will there be more downward pressure? It's a toughie. They expanded in the U.S and bit off more than they could chew. They also changed top management. Financing didn't go well. It's a comedy of errors. When they announced the dividend cut--and they should. They will get a bottom in place. If ALA does another dilution (which he doesn't expect), that's a caveat. Now, it's very cheap. If you're patient, wait it out.

You can trade this. It's sheltered in the retail space which is in the low end now, meaning they should not be threatened by Amazon. Overall, the Canadian market isn't attracting international money flows. Until then, there will be a lot of drift among Canadian stocks.

Look at Pembina first, which has growth and a good balance sheet, if you're buying a new position in pipelines (he's not in this space).

Look at Pembina first, which has growth and a good balance sheet, if you're buying a new position in pipelines (he's not in this space).

(A Top Pick Apr 23/18, Up 0%) All the Canadian banks have been sideways and we just saw a market correction. Still likes it and is adding to it. Nothing fundamentally wrong with this

(A Top Pick Apr 23/18, Down 10%) It got creamed in the recent Chinese market take-down. Company fundamentals are good. A real growth company. Partially held back by Chinese regulators and caught in the US-China tariff war. He will add to his position, and will wait to see how things transpire. Owns this and Alibaba among Chinese stocks. Remember that each year, China adds the entire population of Canada to their middle class. Enormous growth.

(A Top Pick Apr 23/18, Up 20%) Still adding to it. A solid, well-run company. They keep tucking in acquisitions and they methodically pay down their debt. They're adding charging stations in some of their location, so they are forward-thinking.