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Long-tail Cats in Room of Rocking Chairs
4/24/2018 - As the nation slips deeper into its own inability to deal with big issues out of fear of near-term pressure or a modicum of pain, the stock market seems to be dealing with its own outbreak of panophobia, also known as omniphobia.

Since the start of the year, the market has been pressured from a variety of issues.... MORE

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Long-tail Cats in Room of Rocking Chairs
4/24/2018 9:15:09 AM By Charles Payne
Earnings Narrative Trying to Emerge
4/23/2018 9:44:08 AM By Charles Payne
Market Speed Bumps
4/20/2018 12:54:20 PM By Charles Payne
iWords
4/20/2018 9:30:37 AM By Charles Payne
Economic Data and Stocks Take Breather
4/19/2018 1:37:07 PM By Charles Payne

The Story of the Great A&P

Founded in Manhattan as a store providing an assortment of imported teas, the company pioneered the big supermarket format and it took off. By 1920, it was a juggernaut that dominated the industry with 4,588 stores, and there were calls for an unfair advantage. Read more.

Market Commentary

Rotten Apple
4/23/2018 By Charles Payne, CEO & Principal Analyst
Last week, everyone took a bite out of Apple (AAPL) and yet, even the critics considered the stock a Buy. Read more.

Economy

Strong Stock Market = Universal Benefits
4/22/2018 By Charles Payne, CEO & Principal Analyst
The killjoys who are working hard to promote the idea that low corporate tax rates are only yielding more stock buybacks are wrong and are doing everyone a disservice. The stock market is a barometer Read more.

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Five Investing Approaches You Must Know

At any given time, there is a dominant investment theme that seems to capture everyone's attention. Get Charles' free 10 page report which includes in-depth explanations of each of the five investing themes every investor must know, stock ideas for each and how to play them. Don't miss this one! Read more

Special Report: Investing Now The Conundrum

The current conundrum for so many people is whether to get back into the stock market that’s trading at an all-time high. It's easy to understand the anxiety associated with such a decision at this time because millions of Americans lost billions of dollars in stock market crashes. Read more

MAIN STREET WISDOM
Observations of a concerned public
By Tom Sanders - 3/6/2018
Thank you for not joining the crowd and looking at this issue as it truly is, in fact I have noticed that Carl Rove couldn't even speak clearly which means President Trump is spot on, now if the Arizona Senators come out against it and Pelosi does too it's got to be a winner.
You are one of the f ...more
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