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CORPORATE STOCK BUYBACKS TAKE ANOTHER HIT
7/18/2019 - Of all the fireworks and mania on Capitol Hill this week, nothing was as riveting as the testimony from Paul Njoroge; Mr. Njoroge, a Canadian investment professional who lost his wife, three children, and mother-in-law when Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 crashed earlier this year. The plane was a 737 Max 8, which (combined with the crash of Lion Air flight 610) took the lives of 346 people.

His testimony before the Congress on aviation safety was a blistering critique of the ... MORE

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Digesting Q2 Reports
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Payne's Perspective: July 15, 2019: Earnings Season
I think the Federal Reserve is in the rearview mirror, and now investors can focus on fundamentals. With that in mind, the best time of the year to gauge the true underlying strength, potential, and Read more.

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Payne's Perspective: July 8, 2019: Don't Get Kicked from Knee Jerk Reactions
7/8/2019 By Charles Payne, CEO & Principal Analyst
After Friday’s huge positive employment report surprise, the modern investing era debate over good news being bad news and vice versa reared its head. The market opened under significant pressure, onl Read more.

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Special Report: Chasing Performance

Stop Fretting About the Top! Are you still worried about the market because the best stocks are already changing hands at 52-week highs - or even all-time highs? In this special report Charles writes about anxiety associated with chasing performance. This report includes 3 free investment ideas. Read more

Five Investing Approaches You Must Know

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MAIN STREET WISDOM
Observations of a concerned public
By Angelo Mancini - 7/3/2019
Charles, your comments are so worthy every day! Spot on and so much more pleasant and upbeat without all the wordy self-import stuffiness of the Economist. U R great!
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