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It is in an uptrend and now consolidating. The support level has become the resistance level. It is going sideways so swing traders could trade the swing which is the only way for a stock going sideways. He likes swing trading. Pays a high dividend and there is a reason for a stock having a high dividend.

It is in a long term uptrend but has volatility. There might be a buying opportunity but it is best to do it in legs: 1/3 at the support level, another third if it holds , etc. This is called legging in. He is not trading it now.

It is in a good long term trend. It is maybe overbought and will likely pull back.

It is a pretty good looking chart with a kind of rounded bottom. It has broken out from the bottom so look for a bit of a pullback and then buy.

The chart looks good. It is attempting to break through the old point of resistance.

It is at the support level and this could be the beginning of a base. The last piece is a bit of a resistance. If buying put a mental stop at the last trough because you don't want to see it broken.

It is in a good formation with a rounded bottom and he likes it. It is in a mini uptrend after forming a base at the end of a downtrend. It is trying to break out of the last point of resistance. It is OK for legging in.

It has had a wild ride and may be in a position of basing. Shouldn't be too bad. It is OK for the dividend.

It is an uptrend and looking OK. It is somewhat expensive so could pull back to the trend line. Could be OK for legging in.

They have held it for 6 to 8 months. They bought it on the breakout for the longer term and it is now consolidating, There is nothing wrong with this formation. He is bullish on commodities with a softer U.S. dollar, and emerging markets have commodity producers.

He wanted to be 25% in cash. He spent 2% of it last week in buying positions. Will continue this a bit at a time and will be fully invested by the end of October.

He has a 3 to 6 month horizon. There is need for power grid supplementation and uranium is a good place to be. The long term chart is all over the map. He bought it two years ago and is holding.

It has broken out and looks good so far. Utilities tend to move when the market goes risk off but the market is risk on again

The CFO likes it on a fundamental basis. He has tolerated some negativity because of the fundamentals but wants to see it hold there.

He holds it in an aggressive account and not the conservative one. He doesn't like the chart right now but if it dropped to $7 and bounced off, it would look interesting.