Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
October 22, 2015

Healthcare Stocks Lag – Money Moves to Industrials and Technology The Dow Jones soared 1.87% today and other key indices followed up 1.6% in an impressive rally that accelerated after hours with earnings from Amazon (AMZN), Alphabet Cl A (GOOGL), Facebook (FB)

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“Free Trade,” the banner of Globalization, has not only wrecked the world’s economy, it has left Western Democracy in shambles. Europe edges ever closer to deflation. The Fed dare not increase interest rates, now poised at barely above zero. As China’s stock

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Photo Credit: Tom Mascardo Travel has always been a necessary luxury for individuals. Though there are different modes of transportation, all industry participants are often grouped together in the broad categories. We will take a look at two travel companies reporting

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Founded in 1998, Mountain View-based Alphabet Inc, (GOOGL – Analyst Report), the company formerly known as Google,is an American technology company that specializes in Internet-focused products and services. It’s most known for its ubiquitous search engine Google Search, as well as its popular software programs

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New Age monetary policy has begun to resemble the form of insanity in which a patient repeats the same behavior while expecting a different outcome. Throughout the developed world, interest rates are at record lows and central banks continue to

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I joined CNBC’s Adam Bakhtiar last night to chat about Boeing’s (BA) earnings: In Boeing’s report, what wasn’t said was actually more significant than what was said. The recurring theme this earnings season has been companies meeting earnings estimates but missing on revenues due to dollar strength. We’ve

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Russia and other countries formerly part of the Soviet Union continue to increase gold reserves at a steady pace. Russia added another 34.2 tons of the precious metal in September. This follows on the heels of a 1 million ounce increase

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AT&T, Inc. (T – Analyst Report) reported its third quarter 2015 earnings results after the closing bell this afternoon. After a 9.52% positive earnings surprise last quarter, AT&T was hoping to continue its recent success. Recently, AT&T became this biggest player in

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After the bell on this busiest day of earnings season so far, three major tech firms — Amazon (AMZN – Analyst Report), Alphabet (GOOGL – Analyst Report) and Microsoft (MSFT – Analyst Report) — reported earnings. Bottom line, all three companies posted positive surprises and each

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October 22, 2015

Trifecta

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Three huge NASDAQ names just released earnings, and it seems they are blow-outs. (I don’t have positions in any of these, or the NASDAQ itself, for one simple reason: there isn’t one bearish thing to any of these charts). Looks like lifetime

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