DON'T BUY

In general, he doesn't like split shares or different structures. Usually these "splits" are made up of common and preferred shares, and he's not a fan of preferreds. If he wants income, he'll just own stocks that pay dividends or buy an income product.

Keep it simple. If you like ENB, then buy ENB.

WEAK BUY

Get some yield and potential upside appreciation. Acts more like a utility now. This name is fine.

DON'T BUY

If you want to be in tech, you're looking for more growth than this provides. Not a robust revenue pipeline. A lot better companies out there such as NVDA. See his Top Picks.

BUY ON WEAKNESS

Good company. Fairly substantial move. Often in an up market, stocks that have performed well keep that momentum going. Bit expensive. Wait for a few % pullback for an entry point. In the right space, and making good use of technology.

TOP PICK

All of the downside is priced in, seeing upward movement from a technical perspective. Underperformed major indexes by a fair amount, now showing signs of turnaround for a value play. Great product, good distribution channels. No dividend.

(Analysts’ price target is $402.07)
TOP PICK

Historically, stock does well in football season from now until the Super Bowl. Not a long-term, core holding. Get in, make some $$, get out. Technical setup looks really nice. Seasonally strong period for sports betting. Leader in the industry. No dividend.

(Analysts’ price target is $49.30)
TOP PICK

Frustrating stock. Company missteps, fear of strikes. Travel demand still very high, and that will continue even if consumer pulls back. Stock's already been dealt the majority of pain. Valuation is quite good, sees significant upside even if it goes sideways for a while. No dividend.

A couple of quarters of strong earnings will take care of the stock, and ratification of pilots' deal will also be a catalyst.

(Analysts’ price target is $22.84)