Stocks are down a bit lately, mostly because of the Fed's raising of interest rates (or the speculation that they will continue to do so.)  There has been scattered talk of a recession looming, but there is much evidence to dispute that.  We'll just keep minding AIM and taking advantage of low prices and filling the cash coffers when they're high. 

I did do a bit of buying in Harrison's account. One stock, LUMN (Centurylink) continues to sink. I went ahead and left it and bought an appropriate amount to put it in line with his other stocks, mainly because it seems to remain a decent company.  It's price is just very low right now. I went against my rule that says for this account, if a company quits paying a dividend, to switch it out.  If LUMN continues to stay down and not pay a dividend, I will make a move, but I'm wanting to give it some time. The upside is, if it recovers at all, it won't take much for it to call for selling of some. If it continues to sink, I won't have much choice but to figure out another company to trade it for.