Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
October 29, 2017

Twitter (TWTR) shares exploded higher last Thursday on a big increase in volume after their earnings report.  TWTR has been an abysmal stock since its IPO in 2013. It had erratic price action after the IPO, which is often a sign of

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Last week, we explained how Ripple went from super bullish to neutral in less than a week. In essence, what happened in Ripple was that Ripple’s tested its breakout level, succeeded to break out but then back down a couple of days later. The breakout was invalidated,

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This week we’ll begin with our monthly and weekly forecasts of the currency pairs worth watching. The first part of our forecast is based upon our research of the past 16 years of Forex prices, which show that the following methodologies have

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While the world debates whether blockchain-based Initial Coin Offerings are a fraudulent pyramid scheme, meant to take advantage of gullible investors who are desperate to get rich quick, or a revolutionary “post-equity” way of raising capital, a Norwegian mining company,

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Political risk expands as we go into the new trading week. Daily action anticipates perhaps neutrality as Monday begins, awaiting at least more details about political facts not leaks. Trump’s ‘do something’ call to Republicans is curious for sure. We won’t

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Not much new with the stock market this week. With the market advancing that isn’t bad news. Last week the Dow Jones closed at new all-time highs on each day, but did so only on Tuesday this week. Still on

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It is again time for my fourth article of dividend stocks to watch in the next week. The last week was quite an interesting one as the market jumped again from one all time high to another one (I don’t

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Another minor top was projected for this week, and the market complied once again. We’ll continue this price action until we can say “the intermediate top has arrived.” But that could still be a couple of weeks away and, in

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This week’s news was positive. The Bank of Canada maintained their current 1% interest rate policy. More importantly, the underlying data for the country is very strong. The ECB halved their bond buying program while maintaining rates at their current

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