Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
March 13, 2018

Video length: 00:10:20 Stocks sink lower as volatility returns into the market. In this crucial video update we look at several trading opportunities. Watch the video now to get the trades…

A pretty mixed bag for Asia today with most core indices playing around unchanged for much of the day. The late weakness in the DOW obviously didn’t help confidence but then futures are bouncing back in Asian trading. The talk

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from the International Monetary Fund — this post authored by Geoffrey Bannister and Alexandros Mourmouras For years, economists have worked to develop a way of measuring general well-being and comparing it across countries. The main metric has been differences in income or gross

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Here is the opening statement from the Department of Labor: In the week ending March 3, the advance figure for seasonally adjusted initial claims was 231,000, an increase of 21,000 from the previous week’s unrevised level of 210,000. The 4-week

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They’re back. I thought they had all given up, but like an old college buddy who’s going through a bad divorce and just needs a place to crash for a ‘few days,’ the corporate credit skeptics are a tough lot

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The Q4 earnings season for the pharma/biotech sector was scattered with a few small biotech companies yet to report. The releases so far provide us with a clear picture of the sector’s performance. Overall, the sector performed reasonably well. Among

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Beat Expectations, Stock Falls Anyway In the Q2 2017 earnings season, the market was acting weirdly. Stocks were falling when firms were beating sales expectation. My guess was that stocks priced in great results, so investors weren’t enamored after results

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Broadcom executives should’ve seen this coming. For months now, Singapore-based Broadcom has pursued a merger with US-based Qualcomm, raising its bid for the largest US-based technology firm to $117 billion, which is developing chips that are expected to be integral to 5G network

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The USD fell against most major currencies on Tuesday after U.S. inflation data for February came in line with expectations, suggesting the Federal Reserve remained on track to raise interest rates at a gradual pace. The dollar also lost traction

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