Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
October 10, 2018

It was another volatile day in the natural gas space, as once again overnight gains in the November natural gas contract were mostly wiped out during the day, with the contract settling up just half a percent. Again today we

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Analysis and opinions of the financial markets vary depending on who is doing the analyzing. The most critical element that affects the song is the singer. There is nothing wrong with that. But we should be aware that our own prejudice 

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Full steam ahead. Cantor Fitzgerald’s Alethia Young sees a promising future for this groundbreaking cancer-focused biotech stock. If you haven’t heard of Puma Biotech Inc (PBYI– Research Report) before, this is a small-cap biotech definitely worth watching. Top-rated analyst Alethia Young

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Markets took a huge dive today as a variety of fears weighed on investor sentiment and triggered a big sell off. Tech stocks took a big beating as many high-fliers got severely cut down. Nasdaq is down almost 8% for

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Introduction After today’s price drop, and frankly even before that, I thought that Whirlpool Corporation (WHR) represented a unique opportunity to invest in the world’s oldest and largest appliance manufacturer at extremely undervalued levels. I understand that there have been

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It was inevitable. And yet the market is struggling to digest it, and the mainstream financial media is grasping for stories to explain it. “Normalization” is a smooth-sounding word. But it happens with moves like last week’s spike in Treasury

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Many enthusiasts immediately think of Switzerland when looking into crypto friendly locations. The tiny island nation of Singapore, however, is making its own moves up the ranks. Such an official ranking system doesn’t actually exist of course, but that hasn’t

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Investors tend to buy large pharmaceutical companies because of their safety. But during the Great Recession, shareholders of Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) not only suffered a haircut in stock price, along with shareholders of most companies but also got stung with a dividend cut. In

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As bond yields worldwide surged last week, the bond bears were out in full force to announce that the 35-year bull market has ended. Although these claims have been made numerous times over these past three decades, this ‘time could

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After holding around $75 yesterday amid storm news as Hurricane Michael shut more offshore oil platforms and the International Energy Agency warned that the global market is entering a “red zone”, today saw risk-off sentiment slam it lower, back below $73 ahead of tonight’s API data.

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