Charles Payne's Market Commentary Extreme and Infectious 10/21/2024 - The rising tide lifted all boats on Friday, as the market
finished higher for the sixth week. Everyone is excited,
even the naysayers, and that might be the most enormous
yellow flag. The race is won by barreling toward the
checkered flag and not tapping the brakes when things seem
too fast.
Lots of rotation going on as investors look
for value....
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Payne's Perspective: October 21, 2024: The Rave Begins Six weeks and counting. The market is on an absolute roll as all the stars have aligned to create a perfect storm. This is where exuberance catches fire, even those who want to desperately want to resist will be forced to chase it. Last week saw the coronation of a new leadership with Utilities Read more.
The October Dividend Report It’s not enough to own stocks that pay dividends. Moreover, more is needed to own stocks with a history of hiking dividends (Aristocrats below). It is time to own stocks growing their business and dividend - you want to ride both waves. The power of compounding with dividend reinvesting is not a Read more.
A potential port strike looms large as members of the International Longshoremen's Association could walk off the job, disrupting most shipments at East and Gulf Coast ports and impacting the nation economically.
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