Charles Payne's Market Commentary REVVING UP THE ENGINE 10/27/2025 - Semiconductors paved the way again as the market powered to a
new all-time high for the 35th time this year. How about Ford
(F) and International Business Machines (IBM) among the four
biggest movers? It's like going back in time when they were
the cream of the blue-chip crop....
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Payne's Perspective: October 20, 2025: Orson Welles & Power of Mass Hysteria On October 30, 1938, Orson Welles and his Mercury Theater Company performed H.G. Wells' “The War of the Worlds” on the CBS Radio Network. The show began at 8 p.m., with typical introductions and announcements. However, a large swath of the nation was watching Edgar Bergen and his dummy, Charlie McCa Read more.
Payne's Perspective: October 6, 2025: Not The End Of The World Regarding Macbeth and Shakespeare, there is a chorus that suggests the AI play cannot pay off. Some argue that the demands are too high, while others contend that use cases will never materialize to the extent needed to justify the massive investment. They say signs are everywhere, and some are eve Read more.
MAIN STREET WISDOM Observations of a concerned public Anita Ariail writes: - 10/14/2025 Charles, I always check your comments to get the real feel of what is going on in the market. Even after I hear the biz news! Thank you so much!!! ...more Voice your comments, ideas or frustrations!
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