Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
February 21, 2016

After refusing to even consider the possibility of a recession in the US for over a year, the first cracks in Goldman Sachs’ armor are starting to appear. Over the weekend chief equity strategist David Kostin said that while the

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Key financial market themes are finding traction between key data (ie US inflation), events (G-20) and headlines (EU Brexit headway). Will volatility evolve into trend? US Dollar Forecast – Dollar: What Will It Take to Recharge Momentum in the Coming

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The goals of an income portfolio are much different than those of a capital appreciation portfolio. The good news is an income portfolio consisting of quality dividend growth stocks can not only succeed, but excel during a market downturn. Dividend investors are

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China has been weak for some time, and the main reason for its current weakness boils down to its loss of a major source of growth – cheap manufacturing labor. It was this advantage – coupled with enormous amounts of

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The ECB just announced that five banks do not meet capital requirements. If the ECB admits five, how many are there? Five? Ten? Twenty? A hundred? If you know the answer, you certainly know more than me. ECB Admits Five

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One week ago, when we commented on the latest weekly update from Credit Suisse’s very well hooked-in energy analyst James Wicklund, one particular phrase stuck out when looking at the upcoming contraction of Oil and Gas liquidity: “while your borrowing base might

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Flickr Priceline (NASDAQ:PCLN) and Expedia (NASDAQ:EXPE) delivered solid earnings beats in the most recent week, which says something important about travel and the market as a whole. We are well past the point where the two online travel giants were taking share in

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A solid Friday kept indices at the business end of last week’s gains.  Tech indices had the best of it, closing with small gains.  This was enough to return a ‘buy’ trigger in On-Balance-Volume.    The Dow is knocking on

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A retreat through Friday left the US Dollar with limited gains on the week. Nevertheless,the Greenback will head into the new trading week with tangible gains against the Euro and Pound – two of its most liquid counterparts. To revive momentum behind the currency

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