Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
October 18, 2018

  CNBC’s Deirdre Bosa reports that PayPal beat revenue estimates.

Italy, on the Euro, has a currency that is 9% too high. Germany, on the Euro, has a currency that is 11% too low. There was much discussion yesterday about the US Treasury report that determined China was not a

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(Audio length 00:13:20) Richard Postma is with us today to shares his thoughts on the US market selloff. We discuss the levels to watch in terms of support. In a longer-term sense, we address how central banks could react if

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Stocks were weak today. Global jitters and weaker than expected results from real economy companies shook bully’s swaggering confidence. Gold and silver tried to rally, and gold managed to hold a bit of a gain, as the US Dollar gained

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What was already an ugly day for emerging markets, turned even uglier for Brazil when Bloomberg reported that the head of Brazil’s central bank, Ilan Goldfajn, was preparing to leave the central bank by year-end. There was no reason cited

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Data Courtesy of Trade Alert 

Davidson” submits: Suddenly the headlines seem to have turned to ‘oil over-supply’ when just 4wks ago they implied ‘short-supply’ vs demand. The data reflects the seasonal fall slow-down in refining to change to winter fuel catalysts while imports continue to

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In this series, we scale-back and take a look at the broader technical picture to gain a bit more perspective on where we are in trend. US Crude Oil prices have fallen more than 10% form the October high with the price now

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October correction phase will continue until election day and beyond should Trump lose control of Congress to his rivals with echoes of the 2016 election uncertainty saga.  On 09-28-18, three days prior to the record stock market peak on October

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In a time when many nations have gone public with their intention to ditch the dollar in part or in whole, in bilateral trade with non-US counterparts, either to prevent the US from having “veto power” of commerce courtesy of

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