Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
April 25, 2017

The Dow rallied over 200 points thanks to increased optimism President Donald Trump will be able to push pro-growth economic policies through Congress in 2017. Let’s look at the numbers from Tuesday for the Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq: Closing Bell April 25,

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The news of the day Monday – at least, from the standpoint of someone interested in inflation and inflation markets – was President Trump’s announcement of a new tariff on Canadian lumber. The new tariff, which is a response to Canada’s

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The second day of gains has severely stressed any shorts left in the market. Volume rose in confirmed accumulation as buyers pushed markets well away from nearest support. Best of the action belonged to the Dow Jones Industrial average with

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Companies as vast and well-known as AT&T (T – Free Report) , U.S. Steel (X – Free Report) , Chipotle (CMG – Free Report) have all reported Q1 earnings after the closing bell, with typically varying results. Let’s touch on

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AT&T Inc. (T – Free Report) just released its first quarter fiscal 2017 financial results, posting adjusted earnings of 74 cents per share and revenues of $39.4 billion. Currently, T is a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold), and is up 1%

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One day after Trump slammed Canada with a lumber tariff, somehow managing to send lumber future prices limit down on the CME, he is faced with another, far more credible crisis: the terrible guidance just released by US Steel (X)

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Written by StockNews.com Texas Instruments Incorporated (TXN) late Tuesday posted market-beating first quarter earnings and offered an in-line outlook for the second quarter.

It appears the bears have almost fully “thrown in the towel” as short interest in the US equity market’s most liquid ETF has tumbled to its lowest since May 2007. In fact, the last time shorts were this dis-spirited was just as

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It appears the bears have almost fully “thrown in the towel” as short interest in the US equity market’s most liquid ETF has tumbled to its lowest since May 2007. In fact, the last time shorts were this dis-spirited was just as

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