Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
August 26, 2017

The good news is: The breadth indicators firmed up pretty nicely last week. The Negatives We saw a nice rally last week with the secondaries outperforming the blue chips and new lows dropping to non-threatening levels. The rally was consistent

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The auto boom, one of the key components propping up consumer spending, has come to an end. Dealers are wildly overweight SUVs just as the market turned. As auto-industry growth stalls and family sedans go the way of the flip

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Reading the supply and demand points of a ticker can be done. It looks like silver is making a comeback. (Running length 00:07:16) Why you should care about silver? Here are two subjects to research. 1) Internet of things 2)

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Real Vision’s Grant Williams believes that the 76 million retiring Baby Boomers will trigger a major pension crisis.  “With that potentially bad situation we could face,” the seasoned asset manager and co-founder of Real Vision TV said in a recent extended

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The Australian dollar stabilized on high ground, consolidating previous gains. What’s next? Australian capital expenditure and Chinese data stand out in a busier week. Here are the highlights of the week and an updated technical analysis for AUD/USD. Australia’s CB Leading Index

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Global Tech stocks have been in the spotlight this year. Although U.S. tech stocks have performed strongly, their Chinese counterparts were better performers. U.S. tech sector of the S&P 500 has surged 17.15% in the first seven months of 2017

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August 26, 2017

Matching Up

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Mixing and matching is famous in the garment industry for being useful. Matching is also an important part of nearly ever sport, especially the team sports like football, basketball, and baseball.  For example, good coaches and managers often try to

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Uber was supposed to disrupt the existing, entrenched taxi industry in countries around the world and redefine ridesharing, benefiting both customers and the environment with lower costs and fewer trips travel via the ride-hailing revolution. From the start, Uber’s business

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If Tuesday’s tape bomb came courtesy of the most prominent UK subprime lender, Provident Financial, which plunged over 70% after it gave a “clearly awful” business update coupled with the resignation of its CEO, Wednesday’s market shock belongs to ad giant,update coupled

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Welcome to the dog days of summer. The low volatility in precious metals continues. Janet Yellen or some other Fed heads said something Friday. Precious Metals sold off but quickly recovered. It appears that not much has transpired in recent

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