Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
October 18, 2017

Twitter (TWTR) CEO Jack Dorsey takes a lot of heat for the company’s weak performance, especially since he’s juggling the running of two multi-billion dollar companies at the same time. Along with running Twitter, Dorsey is the CEO of Square

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CNBC’s Phil LeBeau reports on the quarterly earnings for United Airlines.

Even though we saw yet another strong day for US markets, for Asia it was more steady as she goes rather than running away with itself. With the Chinese Party conference just underway, many will be looking for headlines to

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(Audio length 00:09:46) With Amazon and Apple down today and the market up this is a good example of internal rotation in the markets. Rick Ackerman provides his thoughts on why this rotation continues. We also relate the ultra-low volatility

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There will be a stock options expiration for October on this Friday. The touts are talking up stocks this week. I’ll take that as a good sign to take profits out of equities if you have them. We are nearing

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Adapted from Planning for Freedom by Ludwig von Mises. The consumers by their buying and abstention from buying elect the entrepreneurs in a daily repeated plebiscite as it were. They determine who should own and who not, and how much each owner

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Where do we stand? Here’s the official GDP series and two monthly series. Figure 1: Real GDP in bn. Ch2009$ SAAR, from third release (blue bar), Macroeconomic Advisers (green), e-forecasting (red), GDPNow (dark blue bold line). Source: BEA, Macroeconomic Advisers (28

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Video length: 00:09:11 IBM led the Dow Jones higher today. In tonight’s video update we look at which tech stocks are the next opportunity for the rotation game. Watch this video to find out…

Despite credit card giant American Express reporting another round of solid quarterly earnings, with revenue of $8.40bn beating expectations of $8.19bn, and generating EPS of $1.50, also above the $1.48 expected, and boosting its profit guidance for good measure, now

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