Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
March 26, 2018

A full-court press weekend of press by WH officials (Mnuchin gushing hope) and sure enough… a big bounce in stocks… Video length: 00:00:19 China stocks rebounded in the afternoon session (National Team again?) But European stocks bloodbath’d below Friday’s lows…

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With the release of its economic forecasts and, more importantly, its dot plot of future rate increases, the Fed is asking investors to “trust us, we know what we are doing”. Whether we should expect 2 or 3 rate hikes

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Stock picks for this week: MAN and HRB. Video Length: 00:05:59 ManpowerGroup Inc. (MAN – Free Report), is the world leader in innovative workforce solutions. The company reported strong Q4 2017 results with healthy year-over-year increases in both earnings and revenues. The

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Video length: 00:14:58 Stocks rally back strong today as short sellers scrambled to cover their shorts. The question though – is the selling over or can we short this rally? In tonights crucial video newsletter update we look at the

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As I noted last week, solar stocks rose following better than expected results posted by Canadian Solar (CSIQ) and a bullish note on the solar sector by UBS. But then China’s JinkoSolar (JKS ) reported its fourth-quarter results Thursday morning, and

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Gold production numbers for 2017 are still being compiled but estimates call for the first annual decline in mine output since 2008. The gold price fell dramatically in the months following the 2011 peak in prices. It has languished at,

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Stocks just ripped back higher today, led by the SP 500 futures overnight. During the day market, the gains were led by, wait for it— tech and financial stocks. Mission accomplished. Old bubbles never die. They are just repeatedly resurrected

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Top tickers for end of day: T, BAC, FB, GE, F.

US economic growth expectations have slipped dramatically throughout Q1 as weaker-than-expected (real) macro data has spoiled the party (along with rising geopolitical risk). However, surveys of economic hope are hyped up on goldilocks-like hype – to an extent we have never

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John Rubino shares his thoughts on the ongoing political saga as trade wars dominate the headlines. We also discuss Fed Chairman Powell’s first live meeting and how the Fed wanting stable markets but Trump continuing to throw them into turmoil.

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