The company has done well growing revenues, cash flow and earnings. They have also reinvigorated their investor base -- meaning a higher PE ratio is the new norm. They have reinvented themselves and are very active in subscription revenues, the cloud and gaming. He does not own it at this time.

(A Top Pick Jun 07/18, Up 23%) It has been an interesting road due to the noise in health insurance and drug pricing. Over 176 million Americans use private healthcare providers, so he thinks it will continue to be successful. It is safe and trades at a reasonable 13-14 times PE ratio.

(A Top Pick Jun 07/18, Down 13%) The former PriceLine company. He still likes this holding. It has been one of the most successful NYSE listing in the past two decades. He originally bought it for under $20 over 15 years ago. The company will make $100 per share this year. It trades at about 18 times earnings, in line with how fast revenues are growing. It continues to expand and has thousands of property listings, including Europe. He would continue to hold it.

(A Top Pick Jun 07/18, Up 10%) He sold out around $166 in September last year. Still a good company, just better opportunities out there now.

He would sell this one. The company has changed from its original path and investors have suffered. It has been a serial under performer. The higher dividend yield is because of the plunging price and could make this a value trap. Move on. Yield 6.2%

New openings? His research suggests they are doing extremely well. He is not sure about new openings in the West. It is just like the Tim Horton's brand in Canada. Their success is based on their cheap coffee and customer loyalty.