Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
February 19, 2016

Called a ‘wedge’ during flight – a flock of swans (black or otherwise) every so often need to rest, or feed, so essentially they’re fueled for their journey’s next leg. When in flight a glance upward at the ‘bevy’ (another term

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via GIPHY Many don’t notice the stealth war on cash but it’s quite real. As countries move to negative interest rates the thrust of the policies are to force people to spend. No mattress money allowed thank you. Nations like

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Our benchmark S&P 500 went nowhere today (-0.003% to three decimal places) in the second narrowest intraday range of 2016. The narrowest was the previous session. Interestingly enough, today’s 3% drop in WTI March crude futures didn’t have any impact

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Maybe after a couple generations the Japanese have finally had enough. Perhaps QQE was large enough so as to leave no doubt that not only did it fail, but that it was the same result registered time and again before.

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Gold and silver held their ground and much of their gains from this week. Next week we will see the second revision of 4Q GDP which is likely to be a downward revision. They like to sneak these in after

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Photo Credit: jumpfliphop Allergan PLC (AGN) Health Care – Pharmaceuticals | Reports February 22, Before Market Opens Key Takeaways The Estimize consensus is calling for EPS of $3.47, a resounding 10 cents higher than Wall Street, and revenue expectations of $4.21 billion,

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The CPI rose 0% today with core-CPI up 0.3%. Core CPI is a silly construct that excludes food and energy, supposedly because food and energy are volatile. With core-CPI up, Bloomberg Econoday fantasizes the Fed might hike in March. CPI Month-Over-Month and

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By Harvey Rosenfield The ‘Money Industry’ bought control of America and, as such, bought control of the American political system and, in the process, betrayed America’s trust in them. They are still in control and there is no end in sight.

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During my free time, I get to relive my teenage days with my 6-year-old son by playing Madden — probably the most popular NFL video game franchise ever. I don’t know where he gets it from, but he likes to

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Nice chart developing on the 30 minute SPX Despite weak oil trading, gold trading higher over the last two days and a minor rally in bonds, SPX is standing strong. Two weeks ago, this would be 20-30 points to the

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