Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
February 7, 2018

Flush. Rinse. Repeat. BTFD! Well, you could also give a good whack to the weak hands, burn the over-boughts, call in the sideline cash and get giddy about the fundur…mentals! After all, the man on bubblevision said nothing has changed since the January 25 high at

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The mood was a little down this afternoon, that Asian equity markets could not produce more enthusiasm than we saw today. With all core markets opening on a positive note, following the late US rally, it was less than encouraging

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Amid reports of a slowing ramp up in Model 3 production, and the company’s own warning last quarter that manufacturing challenges during a production ramp such as this “makes it difficult to predict exactly how long it will take for

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The past few days have had a high intensity of news flow as the stock market had a mini melt down and earnings season kicked into high gear. Therefore, some of my analysis has been delayed by a few days.

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Few REITs are better known than Realty Income (O), a monthly dividend paying REIT and a member of the S&P 500. Per its 2016 10-K, Realty Income “is a member of S&P High Yield Dividend Aristocrats index for having increased

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A 23% yield makes income investors’ mouths water. In a low interest rate world where blue chip stocks pay 3% yields and junk bonds pay 5%, 23% is pretty exciting. But as I’m sure you know, any investment that yields

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Shares of iron ore producer Cleveland-Cliffs (CLF) are trading higher after some positive analyst commentary from research firm Credit Suisse out earlier. UPGRADE: Credit Suisse analyst Curt Woodworth double upgraded Cleveland-Cliffs to Outperform from Underperform and raised his price target

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For me, the defining characteristic of the late nineties wasn’t the dot-coms. Most people were exposed to the NASDAQ because, frankly, at the time there was no getting away from it. It had seeped into everything, transforming from a financial

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The headlines say consumer credit rate of annual growth declined from last month. Our analysis sees negligible change in the rate of growth. Analyst Opinion of the Consumer Credit Situation There was significant downward revision of the previous months’ data.

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Just about ready to short………..