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The January rally was due to multiple expansion and add FOMO. The brunt of Fed activity (rate hikes) has yet to be felt. The market now is a good reset. There is an insatiable appetite to buy stocks, but it's better to be in cash, because the second half of 2023 will be miserable when we see the impact of these hikes. The risk now is to the downside.

It was a recent trade, and he just sold it, because this week's Microsoft Bing AI announcement was a game-changer. Because Google owns 97% of internet search and online ads, you don't need to move the needle much on Microsoft to make it a more competitive pricing environment. He was never a big fan of Google anyway and he got it luckily before it hit bottom

Alphabet was a recent trade, and he just sold it, because this week's Microsoft Bing AI announcement was a game-changer. Because Google owns 97% of internet search and online ads, you don't need to move the needle much on Microsoft to make it a more competitive pricing environment. He was never a big fan of Google anyway and he got it luckily before it hit bottom. He prefers MSFT.

Just last month he signalled a buy, but he just sold it, because he collected a tidy profit. He still likes it. It attracts the luxury consumer, which he remains bullish on, but he took profits. The stock moved up faster than he expected. He will buy it again below $300 for another trade.

They report soon and he doesn't know what the results will be. He likes their technology. He just bought a small position. Even if peers like Caterpillar miss, they come down only slightly.

Natural gas prices are too low and will eventually rise.

The UK news wasn't a surprise. Remains undervalued even without the Microsoft deal.

Expecting 2023 to be a better year for investors. 
Believes US Fed will slow down interest rate hikes.
Looking forward, economy is getting better.
GM sales up 50% from Q4 last year.
Chip shortage ending. 
Inflation pressures will be offset by economic recovery. 
China re-opening, and economy picking up. 
Good companies will make money in any market. 

Top chip manufacturing company for chips in cell phones.
Believes company will continue growing. 
Current share price presenting buying opportunity for investors.
Expecting mobile phone/chip business to expand.
Automotive industry will require more chips for cars.
Good for 5-10 years and long term shareholders. 

Economy recovering which will stimulate travel demand.
Current share price presenting good buying opportunity.
Cash flow recovering. 
Balance sheet getting better. 
Long term is a good hold.

Value pick at current share price.
Oligopoly in banking system within Canada.
New management a bit of a worry, but has met new CEO before and believes in him.
~5% dividend yield is very strong. Expected to grow.
Strong long term term hold.

Troubled company that has since turned around.
New management team performing well.
High natural gas prices helping bottom line.
Strong dividend yield.
Will continue to hold. 

Bought shares as company share price fell.
Expecting share price to appreciate as costs are cut.
$40 billion share buyback will help share price.
Will continue to hold shares.

Massive increase in auto production in North America.
Supply to GM and Ford growing rapidly.
Very good company that is a good long term hold.
Expecting a $100 share price.

Dream stock for 20 years (performance not materialized).
Hydrogen not gaining enough market share.
Would not recommend buying shares.
Does not earn enough profit.