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Looking at the chart, Feb/Mar was the first bottom around $161, which is where we are right now. Stock's had a very steep decline from $195 to $161 -- very concerning. Volume's coming in with buyers, but not to the extent of sellers in the January drop. It's up today, which is positive.

If you're buying, be very careful. Small position only. Absolutely no support at current level. Everybody's losing money on it, so there's no patience.

Definitely. On the chart you can see the cup and the handle. Good pattern for buying, and that's happening. Stock's going higher. Great-looking pattern. He can see upside to the mid-$40s.

Yesterday off by 5.5%, and that's continuing today. Pretty big reversal from high of around $591. See how it plays out. Volume on this drop is not as much as it was in the April downdraft. Indicates it might not have fully played out yet, and selling might continue.

He could see it drop back pretty quickly to the $470 level before seeing any support, which is where we were in April. Let the value players come in and buy it, and you'll typically see that reflected in the volume.

Hard one to read right now. Chart shows good news from last November, but something's been wrong with the fundamentals afterwards. Drop in April was significant, and hasn't been able to come above that level of ~$15.85. It tried, but didn't succeed. Now starting to pull back a bit. Could hit $13.50 before it finds a bottom.

Looks good. He'd pick CLS, as it's in a nice upward trend. More potential upside.

He'd pick CLS, as it's in a nice upward trend with more potential upside a year from now. CSU is at a record high, which might be hard to get above.

Canadian company. He's been 75% US, 25% Canada for a long time. He's now trying to reverse that and repatriate some of that US cash. The stock's been through a lot, dropping $40 in the last little bit. Spending lots of $$ to improve infrastructure, which will hopefully translate into some growth. Tariffs will resolve themselves shortly. Fairly good dividend of 2.53%.

Doesn't own yet, but plans to buy with proceeds from sale of US stocks. Sell if it drops below $130.

He's starting to see some good volume around the price level right now, potential bottoming. Trying to get out of soup. Acquiring some snack companies. Has the potential and the desire to turn around, though that will take a while. Good value right now. Yield is 4.89%.

Doesn't own yet, but plans to buy with proceeds from sale of other US stocks. Start with only a small position today. If it drops below $29, start reducing.

An earnings momentum play. Lots of potential to grow topline and bottom line. Doesn't own yet, but plans to buy with proceeds from sale of other US stocks. Yield is 0.17%.

The US banks trade below the S&P multiple and will benefit big from NII (net interest income) troughing. Trades at 0.9x book and yields 5%. Is bullish the sector.

Trades at 1.25x book value and almost a 3% dividend yield. Are growing revenues and increasing market share. Will benefit from IPOs and M&A. Wealth management generates recurring revenues. They keep costs low.

She bought it when it was trading at 12x PE and yielded over 5%. Diversifying away from mainframe computers to cloud and AI will raise growth in the future. 

Is hitting a 52-week low. It always trades poorly around its earnings report, but usually recovers. But this time, she doesn't see a recovery. They reported soft bookings, -6% YOY. Are now restructuring their services business, which she doesn't understand. Gross margins missed. She will likely trim her holdings.

Among the banks, they've done the best with their digital strategy, close to MS. They stay abreast of what's happening in fintech and adapt that for their customers/users.

He added more. This has the potential to be an AI consulting company for hospitality (hotels, etc.). It's consolidating before moving higher.