Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
October 12, 2015

Tonight’s Mets vs Dodgers game is going to be an interesting one.  The playoff series is tied 1-1, but game 2 was decided in a controversial manner.  Chase Utley was on first base with 1 out in the seventh inning

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Image Source: Lilly.com Today Eli Lilly (LLY) announced that it had discontinued development of a drug intended to inhibit cholesterol esterase transfer protein (CETP). The drug, known as evacetrapib, was in a phase 3 clinical trial to treat patients with

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The Chart of the Day belongs to Global Brass and Copper (NYSE:BRSS). I found it by first sorting for stocks with a Weighted Alpha of over 50.00+ and then for technical buy signals of 80% or better. Since the Trend Spotter signaled a buy

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Since the mid-July peak, when Jim Cramer warned the market’s “last shred of hope was the freight index holding up,” The Baltic Dry Index has been in free fall (at a time with very positive technicals). In fact, today’s drop to 809

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You think this is a buying opportunity? You think we’re heading for new highs? Oh, please, buy! Be my guest! No, no, after you………..

In its weekly release, Houston-based oilfield services company Baker Hughes Inc. (BHI – Analyst Report) reported a fall in the U.S. rig count (number of rigs searching for oil and gas in the country) from the previous week. The decline stemmed from

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    Malaysia is becoming the poster-child for the crisis in emerging markets. The rising tensions between the people and government are clearly demonstrated by this story developing within the emerging markets. In Malaysia, we hear the central bank is recommending criminal prosecution in connection with

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The Fed’s liabilities fluctuated wildly last week while total assets were little changed. The wild changes in liabilities were a direct result of the Fed actually supporting, promoting and encouraging banks to dress up their quarter end balance sheets. What

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Today was Columbus Day in the US and Thanksgiving Day in Canada.  Plus the weather in the northeastern US was absolutely gorgeous, typical of early Autumn. So needless to say the adults were occupied with other things than equities, the bond

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Last week, the S&P 500 put up its best week of the year, closing above key psychological levels and breaking through bearish technical resistance, with bulls largely inspired by the dovish FOMC meeting minutes. But this year’s market has been

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