Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
June 5, 2017

Pacific Crest analyst Andy Hargreaves downgraded Apple to Sector Weight from Overweight saying upside from the launch of iPhone 8 is already reflected in the shares.| An “extremely strong iPhone 8 cycle” is being priced into the stock while little

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The Fiduciary Movement cannot be erased from the history books. Given heightened investor awareness (per Figure 1) of the fiduciary rule and its meaning, we think few advisors will fund much success if they do not embrace fiduciary levels of

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The US dollar is beginning what promises to be an important week on a steady to firmer note against most of the major currencies. It is a holiday in parts of Europe (e.g. Germany and Switzerland). Although excitement is not until

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Last Thursday’s signals were not triggered as none of the key levels were reached during that session. Today’s EUR/USD Signals Risk 0.75%. Trades must be entered between 8am and 5pm London time today only. Long Trades Go long following a bullish

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This is now the 2nd longest bull market in modern history. That means the easy money has already been made and valuations are near fully engorged. Gladly, there is not much fear of a bear market either. When you add

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After half a decade of ultra-low rates in the United States, the Fed is hiking rates and moving ahead to reduce its massive $4.5 trillion balance sheet. The consequences will reverberate across the world, including Asia. Before the Trump era,

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The fifth and final trading week of May 2017 was shortened by the Memorial Day holiday weekend, but one thing clearly stood out about it. Investors are tightly focused on 2017-Q2 in setting today’s stock prices!   The reason for

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To say there’s a lot going on this week would probably be an understatement. Politics will of course take center stage both in the UK (election) and in the US (Comey testimony). Saturday night’s terror attack in London adds another layer

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After opening the day on a negative note, Indian share markets witnessed volatile activity and are currently trading flat. Sectoral indices are trading on a mixed note, with stocks in the consumer durables sector and the stocks in the realty sector witnessing maximum buying interest. Stocks

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Previous: On Friday, trading on the Euro closed up. Before the US labour report was published, our pair was trading at 1.1217 level. After the news, the Euro appreciated to 1.1282. The US created 138,000 new nonfarm jobs in May

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