Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
September 7, 2017

Our Modern family’s, Grandma, Retail (XRT) reclaimed the 50-DMA yesterday and gained today as well confirming a recovery phase.  This was a welcome change and many beat up stocks in the sector gained. Meanwhile, Grandpa (IWM) who has not been

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Equifax reports hackers accessed up to 143 million US consumers’ information. Equifax discovered the breach on July 29. Equifax discovered the breach on July 29. Just today, the public finds out about the breach. In the interim, three Equifax executives

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Safe havens are rising. They are outperforming U.S. stocks. Safe havens include gold, silver, the Japanese Yen, and U.S. Treasuries. Markets rise and fall with trends. Typically, a trend send a group of assets higher and another group of assets

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Can we finally put to rest all notions that the US economy is at full employment and doing well, and therefore wage inflation is right around the corner? I suspect not. This dance has been ongoing for years now, continuing

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Global central banks certainly haven’t succeeded in creating the type of robust recovery they ostensibly set out to facilitate in the wake of the crisis. At the very least, the coordinated effort in monetary insanity has taken a lot longer

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Auto Sales Weak In Beige Book The Fed’s Beige Book report was released Wednesday. That’s where the Fed gives its update on how it sees the economy now and where it might be going in the future. The key term

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The Chart of the Day belongs to Tremor Video (TRMR). I found the video advertising stock by using Barchart to sort today’s Top Stocks to Own list first by the highest Weighted Alpha, then again by technical buy signals of 80% or more. Since the Trend

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The numbers for the final week of August have just been released and they show a highly unusual development for being this late in the year: the money supply is actually lower today than at the beginning of the year.

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Yes, Asia benefited off of the back of the US markets bouncing but it was far from encouraging. We saw small gains for the Nikkei (+0.2%) and the ASX but declines for the Hang Seng (-0.35%) and Shanghai (-0.6%). Given

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