Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
November 1, 2018

Language is often said to be a living thing. Common everyday usage can and does introduce new words and changes the meaning of existing ones. But this is a gradual evolution, and rarely does the process leap ahead into more

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Summary DJIA price started October at an all-time high of 26,818 and promptly retreated 9%, despite a plethora of good news. On October 31, 2018 the DJIA closed at 25,116. The U.S. economy remains strong. DJIA earnings and dividends are

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It has been a rough year for gold stock investors. Since Gold failed to break to the upside and the US Dollar bottomed, gold stocks have been in a strong downtrend. In September they hit two and a half year

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Today is the start of a new month and a solid session across the globe. The Nikkei failed to join the party with a 1% decline today, but then the Yen has bounced a touch (0.3%) to balance some of

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The rally continued as we began November. Largest percentage gainer of the indices was the Russell 2000. Thus far, IWM has put in an inside week meaning it is trading within last week’s trading range. That makes it easy considering we

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Video Length: 00:06:58 Friday’s session gives us aftermarket reactions for major stocks including Apple (AAPL) along with the Monthly Jobs Report. Corey reviews key stocks you may be able to trade on earnings and expected move along with levels to

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Illumina (ILMN) and Pacific Biosciences (PACB) announced they have signed an agreement for Illumina to acquire Pacific Biosciences at a price of $8.00 per Pacific Biosciences share in an all-cash transaction. This price represents a premium of 71% to Pacific

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With Apple the last remaining hope to bring back some enthusiasm for the flagging FAANG/growth sector – and perhaps overall market – investors were focused on three key things that Apple would report in its earnings report today: i) whether

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Why aren’t more people talking about this? It’s a huge development and nary a peep anywhere. The mainstream media is filled with baited expectations for 3% wage growth on Payroll Friday. All eyes are on the labor market, which is

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