Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
June 4, 2017

Just weeks after issuing its guidance and “beating” estimates that would have missed estimates issued a couple of short quarters ago, Scott Wapner at CNBC reports that Herbalife (HLF) is set to lower its sales guidance before market open tomorrow, Monday morning.

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Dundee (DDEJF) is a holding company involved in a lot of businesses in Canada: real-estate, energy, wealth management and other investments. The market cap of the company is currently $160 million with a tangible book value of about 800 million.

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After months of “smoking guns” and conspiracy theory dismissals, a Singapore-based Deutsche Bank trader (at the center of fraud allegations) finally confirmed (by admitting guilt) what many have suspected – the biggest banks in the world have conspired to rig precious metals

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And while we’re on the subject of fitness, Vitamin Shoppe has – – in spite of its fancy-pants moniker – – also gotten destroyed, even in this totally fake bull market. When the real market resumes, I suspect both firms will be heading for $0.00/share.

Today’s hot stocks watch list Long Yahoo (YHOO) Long NCR (NCR) Short Tiffany (TIF)

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Nothing goes is a straight line for ever! After a long period of time you know something scary is coming! Stats from the 100 years trend of Dow Jones Industrials Index. 10 year cycle of years starting with a 7

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Gold: The commodity continues to hold on to its upside pressure short term leaving risk higher in the new week. On the downside, support comes in at the 1,270.00 level where a break will turn attention to the 1,260.00 level.

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EM FX closed last week on a firm note as weak US jobs data supported the notion that the Fed will find it hard to tighten in H2. No major US data will be reported this week and the FOMC

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In the two months since the last update, most of the stocks in my Ten Clean Energy model stocks portfolio have reported first quarter earnings. There were few surprises, and those were mostly pleasant ones, allowing the model portfolio to add

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