Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
November 1, 2017

Central Bankers Flip Flop It appears that President Trump will pick Powell in the next few days as there’s an 86% chance on the PredictIt website. While the decision is known, the chart below provides context to how it may

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We’ve used data based on the Energy Information Administration (EIA), which publishes price data weekly on home heating oil in 38 states by dollar-per-gallon before taxes. Unlike natural gas and electricity, home heating oil is provided by independent retailers. The latest price

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The global stock market continued their strong performance in October with MSCI world equity index, which tracks shares in 47 countries, setting a record of the twelfth straight month of gains. With this, the index topped its 2003 run of

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The ISM Manufacturing survey declined and remained in expansion. The key internals likewise declined and remained in expansion. The Markit PMI manufacturing Index, also released today, is in positive territory but improved. Analyst Opinion of the ISM Manufacturing Survey Based

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The Federal Reserve FOMC minutes had the hopeful bears up against the wall. On the one hand, with an early drop in price on all the sectors plus the one index we warned about, it seemed like the bears were

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The piece excerpted at the end of this post is hilarious. Because what it implicitly says is that everyone is perfectly happy to pretend like they became a guru in 2009 right up until everything stops going up, at which

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One month after Tesla surprised markets with an unexpectedly low production output of its much anticipated Model 3, delivering just 260 cars far below the 1,500 expected, which according to a follow up report from the WSJ was due to parts

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We are in the thick of the earnings season with more than 64.2% of the index’s total market capitalization having already released their quarterly numbers. Meanwhile, in the MedTech space, uncertainty related to the Trump administration’s Obamacare repeal & replacement

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The short-term downtrend (consolidation) continues.   The Short-Term Leader List The strongest ETFs are blue, the additional leaders are green and the weakest are red. The S&P500 is the benchmark. Disclaimer: This list is not a recommendation to buy or

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November 1, 2017

Facebore

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Facebook was the big earnings “event” this evening, and after a huge pop to never-before-seen highs, it gave all those up and have flipped into the red. Those buying the stock hoping for wild riches from high tech earnings might

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