Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
June 5, 2017

As doubts grow of over-supply in the Oil market, its price continues to drift lower, putting pressure on the CAD, I expect this weakness of the CAD to be more prevalent than the USD weakness of recent. At this point,

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Last week we closed the books on May and tip-toed into the last month of the current quarter. With all the major market indices once again inching higher last week, 2Q 2017 to date returns now range between 2.6 and

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Property shares and real estate investment trusts (REITs) outside the US grabbed the top spot among the major asset classes for the five-trading days through June 2, based on a set of representative exchange-traded products. The gain marks the fifth straight weekly

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Deutsche Bank analyst Amit Mehrotra sees potential for 75% additional upside in shares of XPO Logistics. The biggest theme in U.S. transportation is the ongoing restructuring of America’s retail landscape, Mehrotra tells investors in a research note. E-commerce is accelerating,

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The Pound Sterling remains under heavy pressure, with sentiment eroding in the wake of the most recent terror attack in London and the upcoming general election. The Pound is also feeling the impact of the latest economic data, specifically today’s PMI report

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I’m a trader. That means I like to be covered, defended at all times. That goes for individual trades and of course for all my capital. My favorite protection? Owning gold. The problem? There are a lot of ways to own it.

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Share markets in India continued to trade above the dotted line in the afternoon session ahead of a central bank policy meeting this week. At the closing bell, the BSE Sensex closed higher by 36 points. While the NSE Nifty finished higher by 22 points.

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We start with the US labor market which is slowing down and may not be enough for a rate hike. We then cross the Atlantic to the UK’s June 8th elections, where the Labour Party made a surprising comeback. We

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S&P futures point to a slightly lower open ahead of today’s US non-mfg ISM and Service PMI data. European shares fall, while Asian shares are little changed. Several European countries, including Germany, are closed for Whit Monday leading to subdued

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Stocks are higher but with five waves up from 2403 on S&P 500 we suggest to be careful with any longs. Keep in mind that after five waves, a three wave setback is expected, so ideally price will turn lower

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