Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
January 18, 2016

<< Read More: We Know How This Ends (Part 1)  In March 1969, while Buba was busy in the quicksand of its swaps and forward dollar interventions, Netherlands Bank (the Dutch central bank) had instructed commercial banks in Holland to pull

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Right now, there are a lot of free signals services online which allow traders to trade profitably without having to pay a dime. Trading signals are simply a set of algorithmic results generated by software which relies on various technical

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With the topic of distress among U.S. oil and gas exploration and production companies becoming more important with every passing day that oil not only continues to drop, but certainly fails to rebound to levels that allow US energy companies

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Peter Schiff talks about Fed’s denial about economy risks. (Audio Length: 00:34:27)

Photo Credit: Ivan Walsh International Business Machines, Corp. (IBM) Information Technology – IT Services | Reports January 19, After Market Closes Earnings season has started once again and the spotlight is aimed at many of the world’s largest companies. With two weeks

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The recovery in the world’s equity markets, albeit a minimal recovery, helped push the US Dollar higher versus several safe haven currencies. In market-thinned trade as a result of the US holiday today, the greenback had edged higher versus the

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The finance ministers and representatives of central banks from the world’s ten largest “capitalist” economies gathered in Bonn, West Germany on November 20, 1968. The global financial system was then enthralled by a third major currency crisis of the past

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The oil sector’s bear attack shows no signs of abating. OPEC’s Saudi-led push for huge overproduction is driving the US shale sector to the brink of collapse. The post-crash survivors can benefit from “Shale 2.0” technologies that keep their costs

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A Chinese stock we sold, Xinyuan Real Estate (XIN), is going all-American. It is buying a block-front on “High-Line-hot” Tenth Avenue between 44 and 45 St. in Manhattan for $57.5 mn. We owned it to play Chinese real estate and sold

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While a handful of countries are fortunate enough to have sufficient domestic production, many others must go to the $3 trillion global crude market for their energy needs. We previously showed how oil prices affect the currencies of net oil importers

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