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.

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.

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.

The only way it goes higher is if there's a white knight out there, but he doesn't see anyone paying more than Onex. Tech analysis has nothing more to add, because the stock moved up to the offer price of the cash takeout.

Not a tech analysis stock. It's a person who's smarter than most, but can't get out of his own way. He's the wild card. He's dug his own hole. In need of someone else to run the company. Swings like crazy. News driven constantly. Not a hold. You have to jump in and out.

Testing support. Now is a good time to buy. You're not gambling anymore in the high $70s. Risk/reward is in your favour if you're a buyer.

If this was a fundamental disaster, it's going to be news driven. If it's the only company in the sector that's falling, tech analysis goes out the window. It's at a pocket after a big pullback. It's a gamble, but it's probably at a point to buy right now.