Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
March 28, 2018

The Australian dollar has been suffering against the greenback of late. But what about its trade against the New Zealand dollar? Here is their view, courtesy of eFXnews:  NAB Research discusses AUD/NZD medium-term outlook and expects its 1.04-1.11 long-term range to

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Chris Temple joins me to focus on the rebound in the USD. Looking like a potential short term triple bottom it is not out of the question to see the dollar continue to move higher. This goes in the face

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In my opinion, there is a good chance that precious metals will finally break above the latest cyclical tops established in July / August 2016.  However, to do it, gold has to be stronger than the US dollar using an

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Upcoming risk events: USD: Personal Spending m/m, Unemployment Claims.  EUR: German Prelim CPI m/m. GBP: Current Account. JPY: N/A. Gold 30 min 4 Hours Daily My Bias: Long to a new all-time high above 1827. Wave Structure: Impulse structure to a new

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Per Goldman Sachs analysis, the recent selloff in the global market has lowered emerging market valuations and added to the appeal of such investments. Moreover, performance and fund flows have been attractive for investments in emerging markets. Per etf.com data, iShares Core

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Tuesday Tech Crash Stocks looked like they were going to continue their uptrend on Tuesday after the sharp rally on Monday. The market was up in the morning, but then crashed in the afternoon. The S&P 500 was down 1.73% and the VIX

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Public opinion about the government is pretty darn bad. The president’s approval rating is at 39%. Congress has an even lower approval rating of just 15%. I think the stomach flu has a higher approval rating than Congress does these

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Price action (choppiness) suggests maybe the dollar bottom may be delayed. We say that as we expect a major bottom in the buck soon; then a counter trend really of multi-month variety to wrong-foot the dollar bears. A triangle pattern

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Last week our investment team shared with you a report from Morgan Stanley that says bitcoin’s price decline since December mimics the Nasdaq tech bubble in the late 1990s. This isn’t earth-shattering news in and of itself. The main difference

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Sealed Air Corp. (NYSE: SEE) trades at an EBITDA multiple of 13.0x, which is higher than the Materials sector median of 9.9x. While this makes SEE appear like a stock to avoid or sell if you own it, you might change

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