Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
April 6, 2017
April 6, 2017

Spring Break

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Podcast: Play in new window | Play in new window (Duration: 13:15 — 7.6MB) DOW + 14 = 20,662 SPX + 4 = 2357 NAS + 14 = 5878 RUT + 12 = 1364 10 Y – .02 = 2.34% OIL + .55 =

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Last week, I noted that as long as the S&P500 holds the 2320SPX level, it will begin a rally. On Monday, the market bottomed at 2322SPX, and began a 2% rally. If one takes the time to become an open-minded

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There isn’t a perfect formula or road map for hiring someone to look after your hard-earned wealth. It’s a unique journey that every investor must carry out based on their objectives and experience. It’s about knowing the right questions to

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WD-40 Company (Nasdaq: WDFC) posted worse than expected fiscal second quarter earnings results and cut its full-year revenue outlook, sending its shares plunging in aftermarket trading.

NG #F (Natural Gas) has been rallying since forming a low on 2/22 (2.523). Rally is unfolding as a WXY or double three Elliott Wave Structure where wave W completed at 3.089 and wave X completed at 2.882. Up from red

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Tomorrow the market will get what it was waiting for all day today – the monthly employment report. Guessing the direction of the market’s reaction is particularly difficult right now because the markets have basically gone sideways for the last

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The US jobs data is notoriously difficult to accurately forecast consistently. I do not claim to do so now. My intent is more modest. It is simply to point out why I there is risk that the jobs data is disappointing,

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Microsoft (MSFT) is a company legendary for making many investors very wealthy over the decades. In fact, Bill Gates’ dividend stock portfolio would not exist if it weren’t for Microsoft’s incredible growth story. Over the past 14 years the company has become a

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Don’t forget: tomorrow is payrolls Friday. There’s a lot going on geopolitically speaking what with the Trump administration essentially telegraphing military action in Syria and the President’s first meeting with Xi Jinping being dominated not by trade talk or currency manipulation but by

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