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ASSESSING WARSH – DID SOMEONE SAY THE BAND IS GETTING BACK TOGETHER?
8/31/2026 - Friday’s session was somewhat anticlimactic, with Technology (XLK) giving back some gains and the broad market split right down the middle. Communication Services (XLC) stocks rocked big time, along with Financials (XLF), Consumer Staples (XLP), and Energy (XLE).... MORE
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TRYING TO SHAME THE FED CHAIR (IT'S NOT GOING TO WORK)
8/28/2026 9:45:57 AM By Charles Payne
NVDA DELIVERS
8/27/2026 9:41:14 AM By Charles Payne
All Eyes on Nvidia
8/26/2026 1:12:47 PM By Charles Payne
CONSUMERS LOOKING FOR END TO CONFLICT
8/26/2026 9:37:34 AM By Charles Payne
USA BRINGING THE HAMMER (BUT STILL SHOWING RESTRAINT)
8/25/2026 9:44:25 AM By Charles Payne
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ASSESSING WARSH – DID SOMEONE SAY THE BAND IS GETTING BACK TOGETHER?
8/31/2026 - Friday’s session was somewhat anticlimactic, with Technology (XLK) giving back some gains and the broad market split right down the middle. Communication Services (XLC) stocks rocked big time, along with Financials (XLF), Consumer Staples (XLP), and Energy (XLE).... MORE
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Recent commentary from Charles
TRYING TO SHAME THE FED CHAIR (IT'S NOT GOING TO WORK)
8/28/2026 9:45:57 AM By Charles Payne
NVDA DELIVERS
8/27/2026 9:41:14 AM By Charles Payne
All Eyes on Nvidia
8/26/2026 1:12:47 PM By Charles Payne
CONSUMERS LOOKING FOR END TO CONFLICT
8/26/2026 9:37:34 AM By Charles Payne
USA BRINGING THE HAMMER (BUT STILL SHOWING RESTRAINT)
8/25/2026 9:44:25 AM By Charles Payne
Payne's Perspective: Poised to Buck History
The corporate earnings machine has been on fire, gaining strength after each successive recession, which is wonderful for shareholders. The current surge is happening without a prior recession pullback. Read more.
The corporate earnings machine has been on fire, gaining strength after each successive recession, which is wonderful for shareholders. The current surge is happening without a prior recession pullback. Read more.The Dividend Report - August 2026
Last year, dividends were the market’s afterthought - only up 6%- while non-dividend payers, the “Mag Seven,” and unprofitable companies returned solid gains. This year, the story has quietly reversed. Read more.
Last year, dividends were the market’s afterthought - only up 6%- while non-dividend payers, the “Mag Seven,” and unprofitable companies returned solid gains. This year, the story has quietly reversed. Read more.Older Headlines
Question of the Week
On Sep 9th, Treasury will increase its bond buyback program to $4.0 billion from $2.0 billion to provide relief for the 30-year bond. There has been a lot of criticism of the move, including from Stan Druckenmiller.
It wasn't a personal attack, and I'm sure Druckenmiller knows that Bessent understands everything AI wrote in that op-ed in WSJ. The reality is America is spending and borrowing itself into a massive crisis.
Bessent is now in government - where there is no willpower to curb spending or cut entitlements.
Would you vote for the party that cuts entitlements and, in the process, sends markets lower, including lower assessments of homes?
Click here to post your answer and let Charles know what you think.
On Sep 9th, Treasury will increase its bond buyback program to $4.0 billion from $2.0 billion to provide relief for the 30-year bond. There has been a lot of criticism of the move, including from Stan Druckenmiller.
It wasn't a personal attack, and I'm sure Druckenmiller knows that Bessent understands everything AI wrote in that op-ed in WSJ. The reality is America is spending and borrowing itself into a massive crisis.
Bessent is now in government - where there is no willpower to curb spending or cut entitlements.
Would you vote for the party that cuts entitlements and, in the process, sends markets lower, including lower assessments of homes?
Click here to post your answer and let Charles know what you think.
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Observations of a concerned public
John H writes: - 6/4/2026
Been with CP for 2-1/2 years now. Up about 40% across all accounts. Position Tracker shows I'm averaging 18+% on closed trades. Can't thank CP enough!
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