Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
July 16, 2017

by The Indian Economist — this post authored by Indroneel Das India has been a part of global news lately, for all the right reasons. India has evolved from being just another ‘developing nation’ to an emerging global power. While this

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There’s nothing like a deluge of China econ to start your week. Here are the numbers, just out: CHINA 2Q GDP GROWS 6.9% Y/Y; EST. 6.8% CHINA 2Q GDP GROWS 1.7% Q/Q; EST. 1.7% CHINA JUNE INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT RISES 7.6%

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Netflix (NFLX) Consumer Discretionary – Internet Retail | Reports July 17, after the close. The Estimize consensus calls for EPS of $0.18, tWO cents higher than the Wall Street consensus, with revenues in-line at $2.76B. What to watch: Even more

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Yesterday it was Bitcoin, today it is Ethereum that is taking the brunt of selling pressure (down 20%) but the dumping of virtual currencies is evident across the entire crypto space with the biggest market cap coins tumbling to 2-month lows… Once again

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This upcoming seminar in Frankfurt Germany will deal with both the short-term and long-term. This has been the Year from Political Hell, and it will not end until after the German elections. With the ECB finally throwing in the towel

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Introduction For the last five years, US stock markets have been a good place to invest. Over that period, the S&P 500 is up 77%. And in the last year, it is up 20%. But there are worrying clouds on

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One of the main tenets at this space has been to cut away the extremes in your [equity] investing strategy. There are those who see market tops and imminent crashes everywhere, and then there are those who believe debt-financed share buybacks

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Momentum rankings for last week (July 14) follow: Momentum Rankings The highest momentum rankings have been quite stable for the last three weeks. Biotech has been unusually strong.

Those in the oil industry who take a long view increasingly worry about insufficient new supply. It’s hardly today’s problem, with crude oil back to the mid $40s as OPEC’s production cuts are offset by increased shale output. But depletion

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