Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
March 25, 2016

Since 2011, The United States exported the majority of its gold to only four countries. In the past five years, the U.S. exported a total of 1,961 metric tons (mt) of gold to these four countries which accounted for 68%

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Gold and gold stocks finally showed a bit of weakness during the holiday shortened week. Gold had its biggest weekly loss in months, losing 3% to $1217/oz while the miners (GDX, GDXJ) declined about 5%. Silver lost 4%. If weakness

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You’d hardly consider the daily paper to be a pioneer in cutting-edge technology. Sure, most papers maintain a strong online presence – and some are even true innovators. However, most daily papers are slowly dying – and plenty are already

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Quotable “Every parting gives a foretaste of death, every reunion a hint of the resurrection.” – Arthur Schopenhauer Commentary & Analysis The “Three Calm C’s” suggest the dollar likely ranges for a while still. If you’re a longer term trend follower,

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I recently discussed the point that the US economy is slowing down based on the yield spread. The GDPNow indicator from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta further confirms that the US GDP growth for 1Q16 is likely to be weak. The

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While Netflix is the undisputed king of online streaming right now that might be about to change. These three stocks are fighting to steal customers and market share from Netflix and could end up with a large slice of the

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When the Federal Reserve released its monetary policy statement last week, there were no surprises — no rate increase, no hint of when to expect an increase and no, well … nothing. Fed Chair Janet Yellen toed that dovish line

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Crude oil has had a wild ride this year. It seemed every day in January oil was making new lows before it bottomed in early February at $26.05.The last five weeks have been the opposite, with almost every day a

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Should you buy a company after it has cut its dividend? That’s the question Morgan Stanley’s analysts have tried to answer in a European Equity Strategy research note sent to clients today and a reviewed by ValueWalk. Morgan’s research has

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I have written recently about the long-term timing symmetry in silver at the lows in November of 2014 and January of this year. The low in January marked the 50% retracement of the time elapsed between the low in November

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