Charles Payne's Market Commentary GENERALS TO THE RESCUE 11/20/2024 - Yesterday’s session began with worries about a deepening war
between Ukraine and Russia but ended with a market ‘General’
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Payne's Perspective: November 11, 2024: Morning in America The stock market is thrilled with the election outcome. Investors dumped defensive stocks and poured into financials (fewer regulations). Small-caps got all the press, but midcap growth was the best-performing factor. Small-caps got all the press, but midcap growth was the best-performing factor. Read more.
Payne's Perspective: November 4, 2024: Time to Vote It was tough sledding last week as financial reports failed to impress overall. But one niche posted results for the ages. Only one sector finished higher this week. Communication Services (XLC) is home to many hyperscalers, which posted breathtaking results during the week, the consensus and reac Read more.
MAIN STREET WISDOM Observations of a concerned public By Dennis H: - 11/8/2024 What a ride. I've followed Charles pretty religiously for just over 2 years now (books, TV and WSS). 12/19/23 you recommended APP @ $41.46 and I got in at $43.97 later that same day. I continued to Hold as numbers looked good. Today it broke above $265, 500% and $100K (unrealized gain). This all sta ...more Voice your comments, ideas or frustrations!
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