Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
May 3, 2018

When stock markets were correcting, back in February of this year, and the vast majority of investors and financial media were panicking, InvestingHaven’s research team came out with this forecast: Amazing but True: ‘Risk On&’ Indicator Turning Bullish, Good For Stocks.

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As you probably know, “Sell in May and go away’ states that the stock market is seasonally weak from May – September. We already demonstrated that it isn’t as weak as investors think in this study. Some investors believe that May-September

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The decline from 1.4375 high to the 1.3532 low appears to be a three-wave affair labeled A-B-C. Note that Wave C is almost exactly the length of Wave A so far; evidence a bottom may be in on the first

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CNBC’s Aditi Roy reports on the quarterly earnings for GoPro

There are still too many new 52-week lows to get bullish, but not enough to get too bearish either. It seems like confirmation of more sideways action. The market really isn’t doing much that is interesting to blog about. So

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Investors are experiencing a market exhibiting a higher level of volatility. This heightened volatility is more normal than the lack of volatility experienced in the few years leading up to 2018 and yet the S&P 500 Index is down less

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Last night, we went to see the NY Mets game. The star pitcher, DeGrom, left the game at the top of the 4th inning due to an injury. That emboldened the Atlanta Braves, whom once DeGrom left, scored 7 runs to

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Well, today probably should have been about trying to discern what markets were trying to say about the Fed statement and also about how folks are setting up for payrolls, but instead, the focus shifted to Michael Cohen and presidential

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Stocks took a big dip lower today, but managed to recover quite a bit of that this afternoon. There may have been some relief from the lack of screaming headlines from the first day of the US-China trade talks. Gold

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Shortly after the close, Twitter announced – via a blog post – that it had identified a bug that enabled stored passwords to be unmasked. The share knee-jerked lower and are holding down around 2-3% for now – though the company

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