Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
November 14, 2017

In this video we discuss the omen that means we are entering into range bound trading. Watch this video before you unnecessarily panic at what lies ahead…

Serious mortgage delinquencies are leveling off and remain one recession away from a serious upswing. Credit card and auto loan delinquencies are already on the rise. Bloomberg reports Subprime Auto Delinquency Is Near Crisis Levels at Non-Bank Lenders. There’s a growing

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Give it a few hours, the market will bounce right back up!  That’s the mentality of traders these days, and it is brutal from the standpoint of getting any real momentum to the downside. Today, just like we saw on

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Stocks have been showing an interesting pattern, of rolling over and falling in the morning, and then rising again in the afternoon, led by purchasing of the SP futures it appears. And gold and silver and the VIX and all

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The overall demand for new innovative medical products and services has continued to rise due to an ageing population. This increase in demand for new drugs, therapies, and medical instruments is expected to be a long term growth driver for

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Top Tickers For For End Of Day November 14th – CBS, MSFT, FB, GE

There’s been very little deleveraging after the last financial crisis and, in fact, debt levels are at new records globally, which means investors should be thinking about the risk of “deflation,” Russell Napier, editor of The Solid Ground, told FS

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Tuesday wasn’t what I would call a particularly “upbeat” session. More questions were raised than answered both on the political front and in markets. Jeff Sessions’ testimony before the House Judiciary Committee did not go swimmingly which isn’t particularly surprising.

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There’s a growing class of “developer-focused” software infrastructure platforms. It all started with Amazon AWS but since then many companies have taken a similar approach to other areas of software. Other examples included Twilio (TWLO), Stripe (Private), Atlassian (TEAM), MuleSoft (MULE), and GitHub (Private). What

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