Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
September 24, 2018

When I checked the market earlier today it was looking like there was going to be an ugly sell-off but this didn’t materialize. However, there was a bearish evening star in the Dow Jones Industrial Average which may suggest the

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The October natural gas contract appeared to break out higher today, overcoming resistance from $2.98-$3.  The October contract led the way higher today as well, as it continues to see strength from strong Henry Hub cash prices ahead of its

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The European Central Bank (ECB) left its monetary policy stance unchanged at its September 13 meeting. Net asset purchases will end in December, but with the Bank’s maintaining its stock of assets, the reinvestment of redemptions will maintain substantial stimulus.

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The European Central Bank (ECB) left its monetary policy stance unchanged at its September 13 meeting. Net asset purchases will end in December, but with the Bank’s maintaining its stock of assets, the reinvestment of redemptions will maintain substantial stimulus.

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Last week, JNJ had the highest RSI reading of any stock in the Dow Jones Index. The stock pulled back a little on Monday but I was looking at a trade idea with the thesis that bullish momentum might propel

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Last week, JNJ had the highest RSI reading of any stock in the Dow Jones Index. The stock pulled back a little on Monday but I was looking at a trade idea with the thesis that bullish momentum might propel

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Over the weekend and after a rough trip to the east coast due to major delays, we got out of the Uber car to be greeted by this buzzing hornet’s nest affixed to my sister’s house. The exterminator came on

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The new GICS sector re-classifications finally took place today, and below are the details. Sector classifications for public companies are determined by the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS), which is maintained by S&P and MSCI. Below is a table showing S&P 500

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