Charles Payne's Market Commentary FUNDAMENTALS & HOPE 4/23/2025 - It was one of those days. The market came out of the gate with
gusto yesterday, led by better-than-expected earnings results
and major companies offering future guidance. This has been a
sticky issue for the market and a reason to be bearish....
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The April 2025 Dividend Report With increased market gyration and panic setting in, this is a good time to remind investors why it's essential to always to have some exposure to dividend stocks and allow compounding to work its magic over the years. Indian folklore tells the story of Sissa (also spelled Sessa or Sassa), the Read more.
Payne's Perspective: April 14, 2025: Consumer Sentiment Crash What if I told you last week that it was the best market for over a year? The day after ‘the pause’ was announced, I started my show: Making Money with Charles Payne, explaining “Deus ex Machina.” "Deus ex Machina,” or "god from the machine" in Latin, was a plot device in Greek and later Roman Read more.
There is the Trump–Powell riff. Such battles are not unusual despite the media's coverage, and there are more legal authorities who believe Trump can terminate Powell.
MAIN STREET WISDOM Observations of a concerned public Nate Allen writes: - 2/5/2025 Watching your show...re USA investing in the market...YES as long as they give you the account Charles!!!
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