Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
October 24, 2017

The Coca-Cola Co (NYSE: KO) 3Q 2017 earnings are set for release on Wednesday before opening bell, and Wall Street is looking for 49 cents per share in earnings on $8.72 billion in sales. In the year-ago quarter, the beverage maker

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Cable feeble attempt at a rally failed miserably this week, and the pair appears to be headed to 1.3000 as markets finally begin to fear the impact of Brexit. With time starting to weigh and no serious progress on talks,

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Let’s have a look at a long-term perspective on Treasury yields as of today’s close. The chart below shows the 10-Year Constant Maturity yield since 1962 along with the Federal Funds Rate (FFR) and inflation. The range has been astonishing.

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Japan is hot, really hot. Stocks are up to level not seen since 1996 (Nikkei 225). Prime Minister Shinzo Abe called snap elections in Parliament to secure a supermajority and it worked. Things seem to be sparkling all over the

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Prompt month natural gas prices had their smallest trading range today since September 22nd, as through the settle the November contract traded within just a 4.4 cent range. Prices still sit between the 30-DMA at $2.96 and overhead resistance around

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Semiconductor stocks have been on a tear this year on improved overseas demand and innovative technologies. New areas such as autonomous cars, cloud computing, gaming, wearables, VR headsets, drones, virtual reality devices, Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence are

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(Video length 00:09:58) A review of the day’s trading in the agriculture markets.

How rare is a year without corrections of more than 3%? 1995 was the last period of incredibly persistent optimism without a hiccup in price to afford a paltry decline beyond 3%. Most consider a pullback of 5 to 10%

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China leads the world in economic growth but that growth is 100% debt-driven. China’s recent $10 trillion in growth comes from $10 trillion in additional debt. In total, China has $26 trillion in debt. Debt is a huge systemic risk,

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Silver miners have finally chosen a direction. After we noticed several false breakouts followed by false breakdowns, especially around summer time, silver miners are now going sideways. Readers will remember how we said that silver miners were confusing both bulls

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