(A Top Pick Jun 08/18, Up 11%) He continues to love holding this. Worldwide hospital spending continues to increase.

(A Top Pick Jun 08/18, Down 15%) The geopolitical background has changed. He still likes it and keeps it on his radar. There can come a time when this makes sense again and he will jump back in.

(A Top Pick Jun 08/18, Up 25%) Software service with a recurring membership fee is doing great. They are seeing 20% growth in revenues and he expects that to continue. Software is not in the cross hairs like semi-conductors and other computer equipment.

Downside protection? They have a technical process, but it may be a little unclear if that is best in this space. Sometimes fundamentals are very critical. He uses technicals more to confirm a position -- especially to know when to be kicked out to limit downside exposure. It has not traded very long, so it may be too early to jump in.

They finally had a quarter that beat expectations on earnings and revenues. It is hard to quantify when this make sense to own it again. Those who bought it on the way day will create a mountain of selling on the way back up. Fundamentally, the changes management needs to make will take a long time. He would stay away.

Software earnings have been doing well. They beat out on gross margins and have taken on steps to help mitigate tariff issues. Can they continue to avoid issues on the hardware side if tariff issues escalate? He thinks not. A well managed company, but he really worries about further tariff issues. He would wait until these issues resolve themselves.

There have been so many times where you would have been tempted to buy into weakness. The oil services space has been crushed. He would stay a hundred miles away from this. He has focused more into the midstream side of the energy space.