Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
August 30, 2015

The bear market in commodities is already four years old, but there are risks that oil will make another final huge leg lower – contrary to anything consensus might imagine. Although we don’t share Fed vice-chairman Fisher’s view on inflation (totally neglecting China

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The Things that Produce Real Wealth vs. Phantom Wealth Our friend Michael Pollaro, the keeper of long-term data on the true money supply and author at Forbes as well as occasionally a guest author on this site, recently sent us

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When the entire stock market drops as quickly as it did last week, investors are more worried with just keeping their money instead of growing it. But, dividend investors have a unique advantage over other equity investors for profiting during

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U.S. oil production has begun to drop in response to low oil prices, but not as dramatically as many had anticipated. Oil companies have cut back spending significantly in response to the fall in the price of oil. The number

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Posted By: MiltonMass With a self-reported 7% average growth in GDP, China has made it known to the world that it is fast becoming an economic powerhouse. But can it ever be as rich as the United States? That is yet to

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In markets distorted by permanent manipulation the most powerful incentive is to borrow as much money as you can and leverage it as much as you can to maximize your gains in risk-on asset bubbles. A core dynamic is laying

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Canada vs. USA We finish our country analysis with Canada, which provides an extended set of income data. These data cover all persons who completed specific tax return forms for the year of reference. Therefore, the data are related to

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EURUSD:  EUR lost its upside momentum to close lower the past week leaving further downside pressure on the cards in the new week. However, note that a consolidation with a pullback higher may occur. Support lies at the 1.1100 level

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There are three things that will command investors’ attention in the week ahead.The first, and most important, is whether the global capital markets will continue to move toward stability after the hugedrama over the past week or two. The instability

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Investors looking for a bargain, i.e., stocks at a discount, are mostly interested in investing in value stocks. Value stocks are stocks that tend to trade at a price that is lower than its fundamentals (i.e. earnings, book value, Debt-Equity).

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