DON'T BUY
He thinks the market is telling you the car market cycle is coming to an end. The move to electric vehicles and car production not likely ever making new highs worries him. It has about 100% upside in value, but he cautious of the cycle nature. He would be careful.
HOLD
When to exit? He thinks you "go to war" with this stock. He sees 18% upside still for it. He would continue to hold it long term. He might trim some length if it makes a new high.
SELL
He would not touch this with a 10 foot pole. The change in senior management worries him. The recent bullish bounce is a good sell opportunity as he targets only $88 on this. He is wary of the Chinese trade war, which is likely to get worse. If the world grinds down in growth, China will be hit hard.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
A little over priced. He has a target price of less than $90, so he is cautious. He would prefer a pullback to $80 to add to any holding.
SELL
He last time suggested to sell this and continues to worry about the dividend payout being too high. He sees 20% downside from his model valuation. Other than SU-T, he would not touch the Canadian energy sector. Yield 8%
BUY ON WEAKNESS
His model suggests a buy at $66, with only about 10% upside from today's price. He would buy on a pullback. Yield 4.7%
BUY

He sees about 20% upside from here. He would "go to war" with this stock. He would be a buyer here.

SELL
He would take profit here and look to re-enter back around $49. He sees 20% possible downside from here based on his model valuation.
TOP PICK
He loves the value it provides. He would wait for a return to the December lows to enter -- around $66. Yield 4.47% (Analysts’ price target is $83.10)
TOP PICK
He sees about 18% upside and likes the healthcare sector. Yield 3.43% (Analysts’ price target is $45.85)
TOP PICK
An old-tech play that still has 71% upside. A new CEO can hopefully shake things up. A good place to hide in the semi-conductor space. You can't even see a measurable pullback in its December trading -- really stands out. Yield 2.6% (Analysts’ price target is $53.00)
COMMENT
Now is a logical point that the major markets should be pausing after pulling back from the TSX's and S&P's 200-day moving average yesterday. In a bull market trend, the 200-day moving average acts as a level of support where buyers take advantage of the dip and support the market for the next leg higher. We've been below the 200-day for over a month, so this level acts as resistance. Is this the final resistance? Who knows? We've had an impressive run-up since late-December of 16%. We've seen tremendous sentiment swings in the past year. December had the highest put-call ratio he's ever seen. Now, we're neutral with even split between the bulls and bears. The price of gold and REITs are still flying high. Trump won't meet China before the March 1 deadline. China wants something recipricol in this trade deal while Trump feels that the current trade situation favours China. He's not surprised to see caution among investors.
DON'T BUY
It pays an 8% yield but has fallen more than that the past year. The trend says lower lows and lower highs. Not attractive. It's approaching and reacting to its 200-day moving average.
DON'T BUY
Spring is seasonal strength for oil strikes before driving season. Jan.12-April 24 oil gains 10% above the benchmark, positive 12 of 15 years. He's starting to be enticed by the oil stocks. True, CPG suffers lower lows and lower highs, even today. All its moving averages are still down, but this is oversold and due for a bounce. On CPG's side is that oil is in higher demand. But for now, stay away from this.
BUY
Coincided with the upstick at year's end. October to May sees an uptick in cyclicals like this. It has enjoyed lower lows and lower highs, but has risen above its 200-day moving average which is good--it has gapped higher. We're outside seasonal strength but it's starting to look encouraging.