Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
November 25, 2014

The SGT Report recently interviewed Peter Schiff about the US economy and the gold market. This forty-minute conversation covers a lot of topics, including: Gold in Russia and the Netherlands Alan Greenspan’s continued support for gold Why gold is not a currency Peter’s

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Russia and its redoubtable president, Vladimir Putin, have been much in the news lately. The latest flurry came when Putin was taken out behind the woodshed at the G20 conference in the Philippines last weekend over his recent moves to

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The long bond fund TLT has looked just fine, as we had been noting in NFTRH ETF updates during its bowl-like pattern. It’s now broken above it.  Daily MACD and RSI are both good. Risk ON/OFF indicator TLT-SPY has however,

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According to updated GDP reports, the U.S. economy grew at its fastest back-to-back quarterly rate since 2003. Yet few would attribute the U.S. dollar’s surge against competing currencies to the upbeat news. Rather, the dollar’s ascent is mostly a function

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The world’s second largest luxury jewelry retailer, Tiffany’s, reported their third quarter results before the opening bell, and tepid results had some worried about what this means for their holiday season. Earnings per share came in at $0.76, below the Estimize

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CLICK ON CHART TO ENLARGE Consumer Confidence dropped almost 6% from last month, which happens to be the largest decline since last October’s -9.73% fall. 

Strongest Six Months In A Decade It is difficult to imagine a new bear market starting when the economy is growing and the technicals are favorable. Tuesday’s GDP report showed the U.S. economy is coming off the strongest six months

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This stock market is now the second most overbought, the second most overvalued and most most over-leveraged market in history. Overbought: My friend, Dana Lyons, recently posted the chart below which shows the S&P 500 in relation to its exponential regression trend

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This Cool Video is a overview of the divergence theme. John Authers of the Financial Times as put together about an 8.5 minute video that discusses the “bullish on America” sentiment that is a key driving forces in the capital markets.

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Written by Gary The morning session drifted lower and started to regain losses by 11:30 am. The market trend is now melting up, but the averages remain in a mixed state fluctuating between the unchanged line. By noon the DOW and

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