Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
September 21, 2018

Markets continue a slow slog higher as investors seem to agree with Jamie Dimon of J.P Morgan Chase (JPM) that this is “a skirmish and not a trade war.” Time will tell. While major US indices are making new all-time

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Listen to the Podcast Audio: Click Here Mike Gleason: It is my privilege now to welcome in Gerald Celente, publisher of the renowned Trends Journal. Mr. Celente is perhaps most well-known Trends forecaster in the world, and it’s always great to

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Commodities analyst Marin Katusa makes a compelling case that regardless of what gold does in the near term, some miners are likely to be bought out at nice premiums to current prices. Here are two of them: The Right Price: Are Pretium Resources and

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Commodities analyst Marin Katusa makes a compelling case that regardless of what gold does in the near term, some miners are likely to be bought out at nice premiums to current prices. Here are two of them: The Right Price: Are Pretium Resources and

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Each Friday, I explore opportunities in the fixed income space.  Today, I’m going with my favorite strategy of buying discounted but money good corporate bonds.  On tap is L Brands (LB).  LB is the company behind the infamous Victoria’s Secret

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Stocks End Mixed After Bulls Defend Support Once again, the market bounced after successfully testing key support last week. The Nasdaq, Nasdaq 100, the small-cap Russell 2000 all bounced off their respective 50 DMA lines which have served as important

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Communication Services – Strong Thursday Rally The stock market rallied strongly again Thursday as the S&P 500 increased 0.78%, the Nasdaq increased 0.98%, and the Russell 2000 was up 0.43%. As you can see from the chart below, the Dow

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Google’s parent Alphabet (GOOGL – Free Report), Facebook (FB – Free Report) and Twitter (TWTR – Free Report) will leave the tech sector of the S&P 500 today in a major sector reshuffle. With the reshuffling, Apple (AAPL – Free Report) and Microsoft (MSFT – Free Report) will get more

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