Royal Bank of Canada is another one on my long term watch list. Checked their last quarterly again to see if there was a gotcha like too much over exposure of debt in one category or risks to their revenue. Didn't see anything alarming. They haven't canceled their upcoming dividend. I'm nibbling a little of Royal Bank as well. I really liked them at $65 a share, but now its hard to ignore them at $55ish (markets about to spring up so its last close of $49 probably won't happen this morning).

I've watched Whirlpool for about 4 years now. It has done well do to a focus on pushing manufacturing, but is now crumbling under the current stock market pressure. I'm taking a nibble here. Again, expecting more blood, but its book value per share is nearing its actual stock price. Earnings are strong and I don't see any really external threat long term to their business. (I've made a position in WHR in the last 24 hrs).

Another one I'm putting my money where my mouth is. Unprecedented brand loyalty. Was just at Disney World and it was packed right up until it was shutdown due to health concerns. Disney+ may see a very healthy boost next quarter as everyone is quarantined. The parks closing is just a blip and Disney's future bets (Disney+) is getting the boost. If you like Disney anyways, and you can hold for three years, take a nibble. (I've made a long position on Disney in the last 24hrs)

OK, the chart is of the NASDAQ Composite Index and NOT "the Q's" (can't locate the Composite Index ticker here). But the level I'm watching is the 9088 for support ( a "3 bar reversal level"). This gives a little extra room to bounce around. I note a few of the indicators in my simplified model are now neutral, so not "out of the woods" just yet.

So Boeing has gone from $400 a share to almost $100 a share. I've been a huge bear on Boeing stock for years, but not because of the company but because of its stock's unsustainable price. If you're patient, I think Boeing can come back from this in the next two years. It needs to heal, but removing the rot which was their CEO was a huge step in turning the ship. If they can JUST get back to their earnings per share (~$15/share) then this is a huge bargain. What you may not know is that Boeing is a very efficient plane building machine. Imagine jet planes on moving conveyors efficient. Don't jump on Boeing for a quick buck, but for long term value. Their debt has risen badly and they need time to fix their financial situation.

Disney World had quite a few technical issue while there. Rides were breaking frequently; however, this seems to be due to the massive crowds stressing the system. They have invested intelligently in updates and new areas like the Star Wars area... and it was very impressive. The seamless and high quality integration of new intellectual properties makes me confident they can turn around earnings growth. Definitely like Disney at this price while the market is in a panic, though wouldn't be surprised if the panic drops Disney into the 80s price range before recovering long term.

Just notice we are approaching a critical psychological resistance line of 2400 points. If we get to 2400 points, we won't stay there long. Either we are free falling right through, or we can see a rapid snap back. Don't know which way but I'm thinking the roller coaster ride is far from over.