Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
December 13, 2015

The difference between success and failure in Forex trading is very likely to depend upon which currency pairs you choose to trade each week, and not on the exact trading methods you might use to determine trade entries and exits.

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My palms are clammy, heart-rate is elevated, and sweat has begun to drip down my brow. There I sit with my hands clenched in the doctor’s office waiting room. I’m trying to mentally prepare for the inevitable poking, prodding, and

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War Games Inquiring minds may wish to take a peek inside a Fed ‘War Games’ Exercise conducted this past summer, just recently reported on by the Wall Street Journal.  Commercial real-estate prices have continued to rise and are projected to far exceed

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The stock market’s behavior during election years can be pretty variable. We are now less than a year away from the next presidential election, and the stock market’s behavior during election years can be pretty variable. When a first term

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As hard as it is to believe, we’re headed full speed into the end of 2015. That means now’s a perfect time to discuss one of the most powerful investment tactics of all. Before I tell you what it is

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I am amused by the constant discussion by the Federal Reserve governors and the Fed Chair about raising the federal funds rate. As next week is the last FOMC meeting of the year – this is the last chance for the Fed to

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Trouble in High Yield Bonds Begins to Spread It has become clear now that the troubles in the oil patch and the junk bond market are beginning to spread beyond their source – just as we have always argued would

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Confirming what we explained here, Goldman Sachs notes that the publication of a new CNY exchange rate index suggests an increased focus on broader CNY moves against other non-USDollar currencies and reinforces the likelihood of further depreciation versus the USD. Goldman Sachs writes…

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This week is when the rubber meets the road after months – years, even – of qualified remarks, convoluted press conferences, and opaque policy statements: the Federal Reserve will finally get on with it and raise its benchmark interest for the first

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Oil prices plunged, junk bonds hit a 2½ year low, stocks took a nearly 4% hit, a junk bond fund halted withdrawals, the country’s biggest pipeline operator cut its dividend by 75% and two of the biggest mining companies in

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