This was a short full review of what we are currently seeing in the DOW Jones 30 stocks. Where we see some value, where things appear to be appropriately valued, and also where we think some stocks are a little overvalued right now.

In this episode, I talk through what I think of $JNJ right now and my recent position in $KO. Quick small gain in $KO, but looking for more upside. I also talk about my new portfolio on Tastytrade where I made small trades in $NCLH and $WBD.

Reviewed why I like Coca-Cola at it's current price and a couple of aggressive options trades to start to build a position in a couple of household brands.

In this episode I discuss my trade in Caterpillar and the fact that I missed the opportunity to add to the position at favorable pricing back in July.  I also talk about a few options trades that I have been doing for a significant part of the year to keep my wife's portfolio basically flat on the year and a couple of trend following trades in BDX and MSFT.

A couple of stocks that are fairly valued with some limited upside over the next year, and one that should be primed to go higher.  Just because a stock appears undervalued doesn't really mean much, it still takes the market to agree to that sentiment.  The good thing is, you can generate a little over 2% yield while you wait on the upside to deliver in the stock price.