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Question of the Day
Here's a question for you ... what's the bigger bear sign for the market? Football analysts on ESPN using stock market jargon in a segment about buying shares in players. or Goldman Sachs hiking its target for the S&P 500 for each year through 2015. Click here to post your answer and let Charles know what you think. Charles is routinely sought after for his market and political opinions, and is available for seminars and speeches. For more information, please contact us.
Wall Street Strategies, Inc. is an independent stock market research company.  Our daily goal is to help our subscribers make money in the stock market. Our unbiased approach is coupled with personalized service that guides investors throughout the entire life cycle of each trade. Learn more Portfolio Review Get our opinion on any stock in your portfolio. Find out why Charles Payne is the most popular independent analyst on Wall Street. >> GET A PORTFOLIO REVIEW ON THE STOCK OF YOUR CHOICE Philosophy We believe investors should take an approach to the stock market based first and foremost on understanding the stocks in their portfolios beyond the chart formation. The key to long term success isn't picking winning stocks but knowing which stock picks to hold onto during adverse conditions. Learn more. Methodology Our approach to investment advice focuses on a balanced allocation of funds, industry exposure, and realistic expectations. 70% of your stock portfolio should be in core positions while 30% should try to generate cash actively. Learn more. 
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Fanciful Facades?
 Recently 60 Minutes ran a story about those giant empty cities in China which shocked a lot of people, but was about two years old for those that follow China closely. The odd thing about those cities is they aren't used as propaganda. You never see them on posters or news clips as signs of increa Read more.
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Picking Bottoms Wasting Opportunies Things have changed with the market from years ago when the average stock was held for three years. Booms and busts and high frequency trading has created volatility, and coupled with lingering fear and distrust have made buying and holding difficult. That's too bad because right now great American companies are looking at opportunities that have never been there in the past. There are trends happening now that will be in place for the next ten to one hundred years. Free idea from Charles on MJN. Click here to read the report
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