3/19/2026 - Major indices continue to be under pressure as investors
react to yesterday’s Fed meeting and the Iran Conflict enter
a new phase. Notably, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq broke below
their 200 day moving averages.Energy (XLE) is once again the
only sector making non-marginal gains, with natural gas
prices contributing to the rise. Meanwhile, Materials (XLB)
is the worst performing sector due to lower metal commodity
prices as a result of less rate cut expectations....
Payne's Perspective: Stocks Ready to Gush Higher
3/9/2026 By Charles Payne, CEO & Principal AnalystLast week was an interesting one. On Monday, the market opened under the kind of pressure usually associated with major geopolitical events, then somehow attracted buyers to finish the session slightly in the green. Then the narrative began driving the market more than the actual conflict.
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