Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
May 25, 2016

Well, got an allergic reaction and half of my lips was swollen as I woke up, so went to the doctor. He has given me an injection and some tablets. Honestly, never got something like this. Guess, it was something with

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The Royal Canadian Mint just published its Q1 2016 Report, and the silver bullion coin sales figures were stunning to say the least. Not only did sales of Canadian Silver Maple Leafs surpass its previous record during the third quarter

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Deutsche Bank Faces Headwinds from US-Based Credit Ratings Agency……. Moody’s Investors Service – the US-based credit ratings agency officially slashed Deutsche Bank’s debt rating to Baa2, from Baa1. This marks the second such cut for Deutsche Bank by Moody’s in 2016. The

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S&P 500 The S&P 500 rally during the course of the day on Tuesday, breaking above the vital 2060 handle. The Monday candle of course was a shooting star so the fact that we broke above it is a very

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The last Housing Market Review covered data released in March, 2016. At the time, the iShares US Home Construction ETF (ITB) was accompanying the market on an extended rally from the February lows. Resistance at the 200-day moving average (DMA) slowed

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USD Index is mixed as now markets are continuing to ad hopes for a summer rate hike, and markets starts preparing for next week’s NFP which is very likely to be the most volatile of this year. While EUR is

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In a “breakthrough” agreement to kick the can until after the next German elections, the IMF backed down on its demand for immediate debt relief for Greece now. According to the agreement, Greece will have to maintain a primary budget

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Over the last several weeks, I have discussed the markets entrance into the  “Seasonally Weak” period of the year and the breakout of the market above the downtrend line that began last year. The rally from the February lows, driven by a tremendous amount

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The short term leadership is shifting as the dollar comes off its lows. Energy and materials had been leading the market during the recent period of dollar weakness. As the dollar found its footing over the last month, defensive sectors

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