Leon Cooperman was on CNBC yesterday afternoon. He's my fave CNBC guest for many reasons, but the highlights were: 1) He's 68% invested in the market - he's taken some cash out. 2) He thinks the Fed screwed things up and will kill growth, but they need to. 3) He's still 20% in energy in his portfolio - which is heavy. 4) He's in COOP - Mr. Cooper - he said book value is in the $60's and the stock is in the $40's. I looked at insider transactions and all insiders are selling - not a good view. Stocks I'm looking at: $UNG - Natural Gas - continues to go up along with $BOIL $SHOP - 100% win rate since 2015 this week and this month - down significantly giving up all gains. Support levels around $650 if it continues to drop. $QCOM - down again, but I believe this is a $200 stock by the end of the year. The market is trading chips down based on the future having a glut of chips. $AMD - trade this from $100 to $120 $INTU - start positions under $500 even though the PE is high. This is a software company and they will make purchases in this environment. $BTU - Thanks to Thomas for this one. $24 buy in on the algo - get it around there. $URNM or $CCJ for nuclear $DVN - get it under $60 and trade around that price point $UPS - get it under $200. This now is a value stock.

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