Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
February 12, 2018

The Tax Reform has been etched in stone and the dust has, for the most part, settled. I wanted to describe to readers that there are still advantages to  tax-advantaged accounts in 2018, even if we are at slightly lower

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Bitcoin had rocketed from $900 to almost $20,000 in 2017. We discussed how 20% of Bitcoin owners took out debt in this get-rich-quick gamble. It could all work out for everyone if Bitcoin were to continue its run towards $25,000 or even

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Mother Nature has a funny way of presenting herself. After a long period without moisture, Santa Fe finally got some snow. Similarly, the market has a funny way of presenting itself.  After a period of fierce selling, the market finally

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Last week’s twin 1,000 point plunges on the Dow were not errors. Instead, these close-coupled massacres, which wiped out $4 trillion of global market cap in two days, marked the beginning of a bear market that will be generational, not a temporary cyclical downleg. What hit the casino wasn’t

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Perhaps the savvy investors who have picked up a tip or two from enduring regular market corrections could see a key stock market indicator coming. But there are few of those left. The stock market has steamrolled to the kind

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Like it or not, believe or not, accept it or not, extreme asset valuations today mean that we are still mired in the secular bear (of high capital risk, low yields and poor future return prospects) that began in 2000. To illuminate

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Financial markets are off to a good start today trying to stabilize after the worst week in two years for American equities. The tumultuous move in equities last week wiped $2 trillion from US. Tesla Inc. (TSLA) stock performance also

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The S&P 500 just experienced its first 10%+ correction in two years right in the middle of earnings season. So how do beat rates look this earnings season? Excellent. Even with analysts hiking their Q4 EPS estimates at the fastest

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According to the latest Earnings Preview, total earnings and revenues for companies in the S&P 500 space are projected to expand 14.1% and 8.2%, on a year-over-year basis, at the end of the current earnings season.In fact, both the figures compare

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