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He's tired of waiting for energy (WTI) to break out of its range of $65-90, but maybe it finally will. 

Healthcare has been an ignored sector, but is enjoying some momentum and will do well in second-half 2024. McKesson, Merck and Amgen, all holdings in this ETF, are doing well and even making new highs. Also, biotech does well when rates come down.

Believes US Presidential debate could be the beginning of the end for Joe Biden. Unsure of what a second Donald Trump presidency will mean for the markets. Further (Trump) tax cuts will be difficult given record budget deficits in the USA. Not much room for economic stimulus by the US Federal Reserve anymore. However, markets generally rose during Trump presidency. Generational low interest rates that have been added into mortgages have made the housing markets very fragile. Upcoming inflation numbers are expected to be good. Upcoming FedEx earnings will be indicative of broader markets and inflation in supply chain. 

Has owned shares in the past, but has since sold. Seeing value as the share price drops. Is a quality business with low capital requirements. Would buy at lower price. 

Quality product that is good for many investors. Has a nicely balanced asset base. Good for income seekers as well. Would recommend buying. 

Tough business to make money in, but can be traded on market volatility. Is a risky asset class, and would recommend as small portion of portfolio. 

Just because large institutions buying this stock - not always a good reason to buy. Would recommend looking into the quality of business. Current share price is too high in order to invest. Would wait for share price weakness before investing. 

As a rule of thumb - would recommend investors think about investing in the same way they think about other emotional decisions. It pays to remove feelings, and to focus on facts. When investors are looking at a company, the best way to invest is to value the company on numbers. Factors like "recency bias", and general cognitive dissonance can reduce investment performance. Once an investor has properly valued a business, then - he or she can decide whether the stock market price is above, or below that value. 

Other than tech in the U.S. there's been a lot of downturn globally creating a divergence between tech and the rest of the markets.There's been a huge rally driven by tech stocks over the past 16/17 years and the NASDAQ market has been up by about 20% per year since 2009. AI is now in the same situation as the Internet was in 2000. AI now has to advance to the next level and needs something new to do this. It is not unusual to see low volatility for a long time so this does not concern him.

Intel is a tricky stock and we haven't seen the bottom yet which means lots of downside potential. If it gets to $32 you could consider buying.

He is seeing a bottom now at $44 and if it gets below that then sell. He doesn't see a lot of upside, maybe $48. It has issues such as interest rates and debt concerns.

In answer to the question comparing NVIDIA and Micron, he can't tell which one will outperform so you could buy both on a pullback. He considers them more of a trading type of stock. Be careful though - they have high momentum have the potential to be very volatile

In answer to the question comparing NVIDIA and Micron, he can't tell which one will outperform so you could buy both on a pullback. He considers them more of a trading type of stock. Be careful though - they have high momentum have the potential to be very volatile

A lot of REIT's haven't recovered after the 2020 crash. People want 6 to 10% yields. This one has 11 1/2%. It's price has been steady at $17 this year but is now breaking below that creating new lows for the stock. It is technically breaking down. Be selective when buying REIT's.

You can buy this for oil and gas exposure and it should do well with oil trending up. It has been consolidating for the past two years at around $45. Sell if it goes below $40.