COMMENT
BNP and BXE Both are carrying high levels of debt. BNP-T has been paying down debt and will try to keep production flat. He intends to buy more of both. BXE-T will be doing a 12:1 reverse split on the shares sometime in June.
TOP PICK
They produce in Colombia and are expected to see excellent production growth. They receive $4.97 for their natural gas -- compared to $2.30 in Canada. He has an $8 target on the shares and would recommend buying anytime they dip below $4. Yield 0%. (Analysts’ price target is $6.06)
TOP PICK
He continues to be a fan. They will have strong cash flows. They might even be able to raise the dividend. His target is $3.70 per share. Yield 8.06% (Analysts’ price target is $2.08)
TOP PICK
A Colombian energy producer. They have great cash flow. He has a target of $5.50 per share and would buy anytime below $2.75. Yield 0%. (Analysts’ price target is $5.12)
COMMENT
How are you trading these markets? Not a retail market. It's a trader's market, it goes up and down on rumour. It's all noise right now. There's nothing new happening to these companies. It's just Trump talking the markets up and down.
COMMENT
Outcome of US-China trade wars? Money managers are caught in the middle. That's what makes it a trader's market. Until something materializes, that's all it is. Markets are either toppy or trading lower.
COMMENT
Are you a bull or a bear right now? Short-term, markets have been resilient. But he'd be erring on the sell side. Take wins if you have them, short it, or sell a bit and buy it back if it goes cheaper. Sell half, and then you look smart no matter what happens. The big stocks have been steady and boring.
COMMENT
Could we see another correction like December's? A correction is coming, but it won't be as fast as the one in December. We're slowly going lower in the S&P and the Dow. We've had a market slowly creeping up for the longest time, and it's way past its expiry date.
BUY
Bottom end of a head and shoulders. That's the support line. Either it's going to break down, or that's the entry point. If he didn't have it, he'd buy it right here, right now.
WATCH
Tech analysis on penny stocks is very difficult. We need to get through somewhere we haven't been. Have to prove the stock wants to go higher.
HOLD
Stock looks great. If it took a dive, there's no way to say where it would stop. Momentum is key on a stock like this. If he had it, he'd hold it. As long as it continues around $180, he'd continue to buy. Otherwise, he'd lighten up. Doesn't see enough consolidation or base building on the downside.
BUY
One of the few retailers that looks spectacular. No reason you'd ever sell. The leader of the group. No problem buying it right now.
BUY
The chart is like most, testing previous old support levels. It's a bit toppy, but you buy Canadian banks when they're weak, and when they're strong. You don't give up on them. The US banks have been under pressure, and they have more chance of going lower. No problem buying this right now, even if it's a hold just for a little while.
HOLD
When you break through all the moving averages, the strategy becomes prayer and he can't help you. With the larger energy companies like these, any continued pressure is either a hold or continue to buy.
BUY
Has come back to support levels. At this stage, he'd be a buyer. If you already hold it, you'd be careful, as you wouldn't want it breaking support.