Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
February 10, 2018

Our key stocks to watch next week comes after volatility has made its return. It was a crazy week in the market. Simply WOW. Investors might have a little more work to do now that higher interest rates are looming

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The NYSE was hit with some serious technical damage this week as it broke below its uptrend line. I think this is a big deal. At some point we’ll get a significant bounce, but it will be difficult to exceed

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The market’s headlong plunge over the past week or so has been squarely in the face of an extremely impressive display of earnings power from corporate America. As we have been pointing out since the start of the Q4 earnings

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U.S. equity valuations are high. How high? In January, the CAPE (Cyclically Adjusted P/E) ratio rose to 33.76. This is more than double the average historical CAPE Ratio since 1990. It is also higher than every period in history with

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February 10, 2018

Whodunit?

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In the wake of a relatively meager 10% sell-off in the stock market we’re seeing the old financial “blame game” play out all over the place. Here’s an article blaming inflation. Here’s an article blaming machines. And you know, there’s probably a shred of

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Talking Points: S&P 500 rebounded impressively on Friday, look for follow-through next week DAX should get a lift to start week; German, Eurozone GDP figures on deck FTSE found some support, should hold if risk trends reverse S&P 500 This coming week the economic calendar is

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This week has been a truly seminal one, and difficult to put into words the price action we have seen. Dramatic hardly does it justice, and yet this is the best I can do. Such events are rare, and it is

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Shares of SandRidge Energy (SD) fell after the company announced a management shake-up Thursday, which included the departures of its chief executive officer and chief financial officer. The shake-up comes amid pressure from investors and the receipt of an unsolicited

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