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Monday Momentum
9/21/2026 - Major indices are rallying across the board as bond yields and oil edge lower. Notably, the tech heavy Nasdaq is in the lead. Energy (XLE) is lagging as oil moves lower, while the more defensive sector of Consumer Staples (XLP) is slightly below its baseline as investors go more risk on.... MORE

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REMEMBER 3D PRINTING?
9/18/2026 10:09:26 AM By Charles Payne
TIME FOR WARSH TO LEARN BLACKJACK AND BOXING
9/17/2026 9:45:38 AM By Charles Payne
WILL WARSH BLINK?
9/16/2026 9:37:26 AM By Charles Payne
DOOMSDAY POSTPONED
9/15/2026 9:39:32 AM By Charles Payne
AI DOOM DOMINATED THE WEEKEND
9/14/2026 9:56:37 AM By Charles Payne

Payne's Perspective: Dropping the Mix

A major shift from training to inference, sparking a renaissance in central processing unit (CPU) demand, which fell by half in 2025. Moreover, competition for AI server racks is increasing, even as growth is expected to peak in 2027. Don’t confuse that with growth stopping. Read more.

Payne's Perspective: Doomsday Crowd Shift Campaign Into Overdrive

After the Consumer Price Index (CPI) release, just about every firm on the Street joined the rate-hike camp, with only two holdouts. I don’t think the Fed should hike, but if they do somehow, Warsh has got to communicate it’s a “dovish hike” (only one). Read more.

The Dividend Report - September 2026

9/8/2026 By Karina Hernandez, Senior Research Analyst
August was a month of whiplash, with a plethora of events that moved income portfolios, such as the tensions in the Middle East, which led to a fresh spike in oil prices, and the 10-year yield reaching its highest level since late 2023 after a blockbuster August jobs report Read more.

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Payne's Perspective: Emotions & Misinformation

9/8/2026 By Charles Payne, CEO & Principal Analyst
Single stock volatility eased dramatically. This could be the consequence of earnings season coming to an end, but also of selling exhaustion. The stage is now set for a monumental breakout. The carnage in tech momentum has been unprecedented Read more.

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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.

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MAIN STREET WISDOM
Observations of a concerned public
By Brian R: - 7/31/2026
Thank you Charles for much needed encouragement. The past month has been painful for my portfolio indeed. But over the last several years since Ive been a member here Ive learned one thing. Investing is a process, and there will be rough patches. But sticking to the basic fundamentals through thick ...more
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