Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
October 30, 2017

Heading into the trading day today it was apparent that technical weakness in the natural gas market was abundant. In our Morning Update, we highlighted how a number of 2018 contracts were sitting right around their 60-DMAs after heavy selling

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Overnight we noted that the Chinese stock and bond markets ‘turmoiled’ as The National Congress came to an end and the forced repression of any weakness ended. Perhaps the most critical aspect of the moves was the push to new

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A popular chart making the rounds today is this one from Gallup, which shows the daily tracking of President Trump’s approval and disapproval ratings.  As shown, just ahead of grand jury indictments concerning former members of his campaign staff, the President’s approval rating

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Tuesday’s stock picks Long The Travelers (TRV) Long Workday (WDAY) Short Wynn Resorts (WYNN)

One of Warren Buffett’s best pieces of investment advice is that “it’s far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price.” This is why each quarter, when Berkshire Hathaway reveals its portfolio via

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Apple Inc. (AAPL) stock continued its upward mark on Monday as investors cheered the iPhone X launch, which already looks like a massive success. Oh yes, and by the way, Apple is releasing the results from its most recently completed

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The U.S. market has been exhibiting signs of improvement since the beginning of the year. Year to date, the country’s major stock indexes have yielded healthy returns, including 14.2% by the S&P 500, 24.5% by the Nasdaq Composite and roughly

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The U.S. market has been exhibiting signs of improvement since the beginning of the year. Year to date, the country’s major stock indexes have yielded healthy returns, including 14.2% by the S&P 500, 24.5% by the Nasdaq Composite and roughly

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My good friend Pierre Lassonde, cofounder and chairman of Franco-Nevada, doesn’t know how we’ll replace the massive gold deposits of the past 130 years or so. Speaking with the German financial newspaper Finanz und Wirtschaft this month, Pierre says we’re

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Over the past two years, Gold has been inversely correlated to bond yields. In a low inflation environment, falling bond yields drive real interest rates lower which benefits Gold. Conversely, rising yields are generally negative for Gold. When long-term yields

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