Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
November 26, 2014

Podcast: Play in new window | Play in new window (Duration: 13:16 — 6.1MB) DOW + 12 = 17,827 SPX + 5 = 2072 NAS + 29 = 4787 10 YR YLD – .03 = 2.23% OIL – .35 = 73.75 GOLD – 3.20

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Ben Bernanke and his teenaged Wall Street media groupies like to claim that he saved the world with QE. But if QE was such a cure-all why has the “recovery” in Japan and Europe been so weak? The ECB printed

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Beleaguered electronic retailer RadioShack Corp. (RSH – Analyst Report) has redesigned its retail website, with new deals in the offing, in an effort to ramp up sales in the upcoming holiday season. Following the development, the company’s shares have jumped

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“A proud man is seldom a grateful man, for he never thinks he gets as much as he deserves.” Henry Ward Beecher The joyfulness of simplicity is a folly to the world, but the charism of a loving God to His

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The S&P 500 closed at new record-er-est highs (a record 29th day above the 5DMA) providing just the right amount of confidence-inspiring ‘wealth creation’ to ensure you spend, spend, spend this weekend all those gas price savings (despite 9 of 9

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The United States Energy Information Administration released its latest report on the status of oil inventories in the United States on November 26, 2014.  This is the report for the week of November 21. The report shows much the same

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An aging world is a deflationary one, according to “The Demographic Cliff” author Harry Dent. In this interview with The Gold Report, he predicts a major, painful crash in the next two years based on population statistics and historic patterns. He has

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Officially, the holiday season will start tomorrow when we gather together to celebrate Thanksgiving. And as the U.S. counts blessings, retailers’ countdown to the busiest shopping season ends. The retail space is brimming over with optimism this time as the

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Black Friday is upon us. Nowadays, it often starts Thursday (which happens to be Thanksgiving Day), and then is followed by Cyber Monday — although the lines and times are increasingly blurred. Here’s what a selection of reputable economists and

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Central bankers always seem worried about deflation. The cost of Thanksgiving dinner is about the same as last year. Is it a bad thing that your costs didn’t go up? If we hadn’t experienced Federal Reserve created inflation over the

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