Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
November 28, 2017

Yield Curve Flattening The biggest story in finance, besides the hyperbolic rise in bitcoin, is the flattening of the yield curve. It shouldn’t be a surprise that the yield curve is flattening because it generally flattens during expansions. The two

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French international investor and “Fund Manager Lifetime Achievement” award winner Jean Marie Eveillard helms the $44.72 billion First Eagle Investment Management LLC. According to the fund’s recent disclosure with SEC, it has made several tweaks to its portfolio in the third quarter.

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A discussion about the start of the holiday shopping season and the US consumer, as well as what corporate tax reform could mean for the industry, and what companies might do with those savings.  Audio Length: 00:43:06

Tesla Inc. (TSLA) designs, develops, manufactures, and sells electric vehicles and stationary energy storage products. It operates primarily in the United States, China, Norway and internationally. Tesla Inc., formerly known as Tesla Motors Inc., is headquartered in Palo Alto, California. We

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Shares of Dexcom (DXCM) are higher today after UnitedHealth (UNH) announced at its investor conference this morning that it is partnering with the company to advance Dexcom’s “smarter, less invasive way of continually monitoring blood glucose throughout the day.” Optum

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In the end, it wasn’t Tech to surprise with an acceleration past its bullish rising channel but the S&P and Dow with fresh breakouts. A confluence of positive data fueled the advance in Large Caps along with a dollop of short covering.

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What problems keep the leader of the world’s largest mutual fund family up at night? According to Tim Buckley, the incoming CEO at Vanguard, there’s one concern above all others: Cybersecurity and the chance of getting hacked. With $4.7 trillion

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There is no change to the risk budget this month. For the moderate risk investor, the allocation to bonds is 50%, risk assets 45% and cash 5%. The extreme overbought condition of the US stock market did not correct since

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Equities continue to reach record highs once again despite cautious positioning trend by speculators. The US dollar continues to underperform amid falling yield differentials and a growing concern of a flatter yield curve. Meanwhile, short-term momentum traders continue to fight

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