Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
February 12, 2016

This is the Question on Everyone’s mind . Earlier this week we looked at the expanding triangle as a possible reversal pattern as it was testing the top rail with a breakout gap. The next two days saw the HUI

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In his final state-of-the-union address, President Obama famously accused anyone who dares to question the strength of the US economic “recovery” of “peddling fiction.” Shortly thereafter, we learned that the US economy grew at a paltry 0.69% in Q4. Below estimates.  Perhaps

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On Thursday, the 30 Year Treasury Bonds put in a 40-year high! Why are these bonds going higher (i.e., yields trending lower) even after the Fed raised rates, and continues to talk about hiking interest rates in its forward guidance?

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“We all suffer for each other, and gain by each other’s suffering; for man never stands alone here, though he will stand alone hereafter; but here is he is a social being, and goes forward to his long home as

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Last week we focused on the gold stocks. There was more initial evidence of a new bull market there than in Gold. However, Thursday Gold erased some doubts as it rocketed above $1200/oz and to as high as $1264/oz before

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If we have at least a good idea about the gross exposure to US junk if not who ultimately holds and funds it, the emerging markets infiltration is much more difficult to parse. There are only a handful of estimates

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This week didn’t help any of my core market health indicator categories. They’re still looking ugly. To make matters worse, Dow Theory signaled yesterday that we’re in the midst of a long term bear market that could last from one to three

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According to the most recent official data, the U.S. continues to import record volumes of silver.This is quite interesting because retail physical silver investment and industrial demand dropped off toward the end of the year. After the huge spike in

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Did some thinking on this. If we see the 10-year yield break below 1.50%, the next stop could be 1.0%. Central banks are out of bullets. The latest sign was last night’s warning by Japan’s Minister of Finance, Aso, not

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This is a pure bottom picking trade with three potential big kickers: 1) Bank of Japan intervention; double-bottom hammer pattern bounce in oil; and 2) a double bottom hammer pattern in the S&P 500 index at key swing support 1820.  There is  a tight correlation

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