The FAANG crash in 2018 selectively hurt stocks and the technology sector. While Amazon.com ($AMZN) rose 26.6%, Facebook ($FB) lost 26%. The privacy scandal will not go away. The social networking giant must spend billions on security and staff to plug up holes and to re-gain user trust.Getting back that trust could take months at minimum. By then, users may flock over to...Instagram, a Facebook-owned asset. $FB, Meta Platforms, Inc. / H1 DGI value creation stopped at General Electric ($GE) but started in the tobacco industry. PM and MO both pay a solid dividend yielding over 6%. $GE, GE Aerospace / H1 Oil and Gas plunged in the last quarter after markets jinxed it with talk of $80 - $100 oil. At half that price, the supply glut will create buying opportunities for energy investors. Exxon ($XOM), ($COP) and ($CVX) are the core holdings.Financials are another beat up sector. Citi ($C) fell 31%. Wells Fargo ($WFC), whose branding is busted, did not do that poorly. Insurance fell and is not a sector to invest in for 2019. See $AIG. Investment firm Goldman Sachs ($GS) is still influencing market movements but its stock fell 35%. The bell-weather of tech, Apple $AAPL, king of the FAANG, fell in the single digits. The iPhone giant could underperform this year. People have the desire but don’t have the money to spend $1500 on an iPhone X. Subsidized or not from $T, $BCE, $VZ, that is too much. Apple must cut prices on iPhone or face weak sales. $T, AT&T Inc. / H1 AT&T $T gave up 27% after its TimeWarner, now WarnerMedia, saddled the firm with debt. Verizon $VZ did a stupid and is clamping down on supposed porn on tumblr. That will all but lead to an exodus from all users. Tumblr is effectively MySpace 2019. What stocks are you picking up? AT&T for the dividend?Netflix $NFLX?Tesla $TSLA? How about Ford $F?