Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
March 20, 2018

You all remember the patriarch of the Modern Family-Granddad Russell 2000 or IWM? He gained that distinction as most of the 2000 small cap stocks in his index represent U.S. companies-an excellent barometer for the US economy and market sentiment.

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Having seen a weak US session most Asian indices opened in the red. However, that was not to last and most recovered by the close. The SENSEX took less than an hour before it was trading positive whilst the ASX

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Video length: 00:13:41 After yesterday’s wild movement stocks had an inside day today. In this video update we review some of the patterns that are setting up in the market and key individual stocks. Watch the video now to find

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While Amazon’s Jeff Bezos walks his new dog and remains head and shoulders above everyone else in the world in terms of net worth, Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg is sliding down the ranks to a lowly 5th on the world’s richest person

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It’s been about three weeks since my last purchase was made and sticking to my rules of consistent monthly buying I felt it was time, once again, to pull the trigger and add to my long term dividend growth portfolio. After

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Divergences Continue to Send Warning Signals The chart formation built in the course of the early February sell-off and subsequent rebound continues to look ominous, so we are closely watching the proceedings. There are now numerous new divergences in place

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In this video we run through the weekly email newsletter “The Top 5 Charts of the Week” and add a bit of extra comments and context. In this week’s edition we look at the US IPO market and how the

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‘Life is a school of probabilities.’ Walter Bagehot Stocks were largely unchanged today. There are going to be watching Jay Powell’s first FOMC meeting as Chairman when they issue their decision and guidance tomorrow afternoon. Gold and silver were off

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WTI/RBOB prices spiked today on OPEC chatter about how well they are doing, and extended those gains after API data showed a surprise crude draw (3.25mm build expected) and bond gasoline and distillates saw draws. API Crude -2.739mm (+3.25mm exp) Cushing +1.644mm

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