It is at EBV+3, down plus +5. His model price is $38.64. He would buy it at $36.

We had a spike down and then a considerable rally. He would look to about EBV or book value. If you own it, you are down a bit but not down that much. He would be a buyer at $36.

These insurers get hit on all sides. It has gone below his EBV -3, which is 'in the blue'. Their balance sheet is impaired according to the markets. He would not buy until it breaks above $21.82.

He has been warning people about this. They pay more in dividends than their earnings. His EBV is $10. He thinks it will hang around there. If he had play money around then he would buy a little piece of it here, today. He thinks they cut the dividend too much. If he held it he would sell it.

CO-N vs. PEP-Q. They are both consumer stables and he likes them because they are falling off maybe 20% from their high. He is more a Coke guy and it is close to EBV+7 at $39 and closed at $42.81. Close to $38-9 he would be a buyer, maybe even at this price. You can do one or the other and still be okay.

CO-N vs. PEP-Q. They are both consumer stables and he likes them because they are falling off maybe 20% from their high. He is more a Coke guy and it is close to EBV+7 at $39 and closed at $42.81. Close to $38-9 he would be a buyer, maybe even at this price. You can do one or the other and still be okay.

Don't buy cannabis stocks here. Their earnings just aren't there. You can buy good value companies at discounts to book value so why go for this one. Move on. It is an opportunity to upgrade your portfolio.