Really nice uptrend since bottoming in mid-2016. Now it's a little overbought, but healthcare is a favoured area of his because it enjoys a secular, long-term bull market. Can't say if it'll fall to $260. A good long-term buy.

It's harder to apply technicals to a small-cap stock. They've had a downtrend since 2014, but only recently broke this into a sharp uptrend. You want to see it hold at 60-cents. They need to announce some good news to push the stock up. Technicals can reveal only so much.

Trying to build a base around $60-61. There's safety in some energy names. OPEC oil cuts could be a tailwind into the low-$80's.

Is it a stock to sit and wait? Telecoms, utilities and consumer discretionaries are usually a good place to park cash when the markets get nervous. In early/mid-2017 he sold his interest rate-sensitives, because interest rates were marching higher. You must be careful with such stocks, because they don't deal well with inflation and rising rates. Doesn't know if BCE's dividend is safe or not.

(A Top Pick Dec 04/17, Down 9%) Still likes it and still holds it. It held on during today's sell-off despite limited volume. He had a place to hang his hat on its December 2018 lows. The risk-to-reward is really good, though it's not an ideal chart. It's coming back at support around $11.50.

(A Top Pick Dec 04/17, Down 31%) Well-run company. He sold his shares in May at an 18% profit. When energy rises, he'll pick this up again.

(A Top Pick Dec 04/17, Down 3%) Sold his shares to deploy cash into credit card companies. A re-allocation. But he prefers American banks over Canadian (stronger economy there, more stable, worries of loan losses in Canada).