Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
November 8, 2015

GBPUSD: The pair sold off to resume its broader downside pressure the past week leaving risk of further weakness on the cards. This view remains valid while GBP can trade and hold below the 1.5133/22 zone. However, we may see

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Automation is upending the global order by eliminating human labor on an unprecedented scale–and the status quo has no reality-based solution to this wholesale loss of jobs. Two recent articles highlighted the profound consequences of advances in robotics and AI

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For Profit Goes on Probation The University of Phoenix has been placed on probation by the Department of Defense preventing the university from recruiting on military bases. The probation comes after the Federal Trade Commission and the California Attorney General’s investigation into

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Back in February 2013, 12 years after coining the term BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India and China) as an acronym for the world’s strongest source of emerging market growth, Goldman’s Jim O’Neill retired, but not before some very (traditionally) optimistic words

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Economic Reports Scorecard – 10/24/15 to 11/6/15 The economic data of the last two weeks stands in fairly sharp contrast to the markets’ movements. Markets, particularly bonds and gold, are going all in, betting that this time Yellen & Co.

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Recently, iAngels’ Founding Partners, Shelly Hod Moyal and Mor Assia, hosted a webinar for our investor community. The topic of the webinar was: “What Investors Should Look For in Entrepreneurs”. The following is a rundown of the key points highlighted

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The stock market has been moving but leaders are sluggishly crawling along. Currently I am long FB, TTWO, LAD I have been taken out with BUY1 with NCLH and HAWK. I scale into the positions. If they work I reach my full position.

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The most recent US monthly employment report for non-farm payrolls was so strong that it looked like it was on steroids. Will the inflation monster inside of Yellen’s head be treated by an incremental interest rate hike in December?  Let me tell you

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Many retirees receiving a social security benefit know their monthly benefit will not receive a cost of living adjustment in 2016. This is the third time in the last six years where social security benefits did not increase due to the

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Friday’s employment report came in at +271K, more than 100K above the 160K the market expected. The +271K jump broke a 4-month deceleration in the U.S. jobs picture. The M/M jobs picture is often discussed by the top-line figure.This month it’s worth thinking

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