Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
April 21, 2017

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It is a fact that declining coal shipments have hurt railroad stocks in the past few years. Given that coal is a key revenue-generating commodity for railroad operators, headwinds related to the commodity had affected sector participants big time. However,

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Oppenheimer analyst Ben Chittenden, in a note to investors entitled “If You Want to Gamble, Go to Foxwoods,” said it is “very hard” to fully know the outcome of the cease and desist orders and CFPB lawsuit against Ocwen but

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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)’s Remicade earned close to $7 billion last year, making it by far the biggest drug in their portfolio, but the FDA has approved a new knockoff…which may finally start to shift the market dynamics toward greater competition

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April 21, 2017

TIPping Points?

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The Federal Reserve’s complete change last year wasn’t something that happened all at once. There were several hints that a lot was going on behind the scenes that may never become public, including five years (now four) down the road

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The stock market rallied on Thursday as it appears the mini 3% correction is over. As I’ve mentioned, there is a large group of investors who are dying to get into the market. Whenever there is a 5% correction, they

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On this week’s episode of Market Week in Review, Investment Strategist Paul Eitelman joins Sophie Antal-Gilbert, program director, advisor insights, to discuss both the French presidential election and UK snap election, as well as the week’s global economic news.

Research firm Stifel started coverage of several amusement park operators with Buy ratings, telling investors that SeaWorld (SEAS) should benefit from its strong management team, while Six Flags’ (SIX) valuation is attractive. SEAWORLD: Analyst Steven Wieczynski says that the stock

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