charles payne joins me on that. and the other big story that we start the hour with here on this wednesday, china. warning the united states saying that when it comes to nancy pelosi's trip, it's a red line for them. china recognizes obviously -- china believes that taiwan is part of china, that it's not an independent country that can greet u.s. officials on their own. when asked were republicans from the hill will join her on this trip, the speaker said this. i never talk about travel. it's a danger to me. so why is the white house trying to dissuade this trip? we'll ask john kirby about that. he joins us in a few moments from there. first, to gillian turner covering this story for us today. it's a story that keeps moving all throughout the last couple hours, gillian. what is the very latest? >> martha, this just in. the secretary of defense lloyd austin is adding his voice to those over speaker pelosi's planned trip. take a listen to what he just said. >> i remain concerned and you heard me say this before, about

i'm charles payne. in 2020 a plague descended upon the world including in the united states, a century after the last global pandemic. the decision to lock down society, stop the spread in lieu of vaccines and cures brought the entire world to a halt. according to the peterson foundation, in the united states $13 trillion in covid-19 relief was authorized. 10 trillion was delivered. so we entered 2021 with the highest amount of cash on corporate coffers, household debt service payments as percentage of disposable income all-time low. the nation had a vaccine, america was ready to get on to business but another financial package was hastily cobbled together. 1.9 trillion american rescue plan, included billions to top off unemployment checks, stimulus checks, 10 of billions of child tax credits, $350 billion set to state for non-covid vote buying. as a result inflation is at the highest level more than 40 years. the specter of recession hangs over our nation like the sword of damomcles. followings we're a

charles payne, thank you so much. a reported prisoner exchange with moscow to get back wnba star britteny griner. why critics say it is very bad idea. president biden talking to china's leader today and things could get tense over pelosi's taiwan trip. >> they are openly threatening to invade taiwan and threatening nancy pelosi. this is a line that is being crossed when we visit an allied, taiwan? >> how tough should the president be with one of our biggest adversaries. general jack keane with his take next. (vo) with armor all, a little bit of this... protects you from a lot... of that. armor all. minimum effort. maximum protection. new projects means new project managers. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. when you sponsor a job, you immediately get your shortlist of quality candidates, whose resumes on indeed match your job criteria. visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. people with plaque psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make. like the shot they take. the memories they create. or the

now to charles payne. charles: that might be one airline but i think all passengers feel the same way. neil: these days. charles: finally we're on the same page. neil: these days, absolutely. all right, bud. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." earlier in the week i said the market was hotter than july. nobody was talking about it. folks are now noticing. remember we began the session nasdaq up 7.6%. that is all for july. here is the thing, folks, this earnings season is a reminder the economy is in shambles getting worse as layoff announcements begin to mount. so on today's show i want to take a page from the dea, get your thoughts. the drug enforcement agency has slang list of words for cocaine. there are literally hundreds of them. big bird, designer jeans, gift from the sun, john deere, reindeer dust. tweet me the word you would describe today's economy? i can't wait to share them later on. ed yardeni we'll ask him if the from inflation to re session supposed to

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neil: bench i hand it off to my buddy charles payne, the market up 669 points. let's see if he can keep this going. charles: you know what, going to the gym worked out. i love the way you lifted up this market and. neil: this gym, what you speak? a. charles: we'll talk about that later. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne this is making morn. breaking now, bad news and good earnings. that is proving to be the magic elixir this market is looking for. is this a bear market trap? the experts think so. money managers have thrown in the towel. that is the capitulation i've been looking for. today i will take you to chart school and fundamental school. we'll have lessons on dumb moves by the so-called smart money, things you can learn from, also from the charts, when you should start buying in your own account. president biden taking the green agenda in his own hand but will he go so far to declare a climate emergency? biden's shocking dependence on executive orders. she will be here at 2:25. i will explain in and all in my takeaway. all that and much more on "

money on fox business, he's had a very busy day because he's the best one to break all this down, charles payne, welcome back to the show, charles. >> yeah, you know what, i've gone through the numbers and gone through the numbers and gone through the numbers trying to find what joe biden's talking about, all though, kennedy, they're pretty slick. think about this, he said it was the strongest rebound and i think that's important in manufacturing because we've just now broke even on manufacturing jobs from february of 2020. we still have fewer jobs than we had in february 2020 overall, and i think that's where you have a lot of folks trying to say, can't be a recession because of all the job growth. no, these are jobs that are being replaced that are being that we already had. this isn't authentic job growth. we're not even past where where he started when the pandemic hit the country. it's all semantics to your point and it's disingenuous and look at the polls. when people are more worried about than anything else is inflation. inflation is here and you start getting other things. recession is

here is charles payne. charles: thanks, connell. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." we have another dispointing economic report. howard schultz closing profitable starbucks. the coffee guy ant has had enough about urban decay. steve schultz has been warning us about this. here. everyone is talking about profit margins. the street is settling in. they think the fed will hike 75 basis points s that a mistake about it fed? it wouldn't be the first. urgency in congress to save the 52 billion-dollar subsidy for chip-makers. if that happens there will be a winners. the fist bump that made the whole world cringe. that is the first mistake in the biden-mbs meeting. where does oil would from here. tracy shuchart is here for that. i'll explain that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: we came out of gate with some gusto, right? we picked up on friday's session. it was bank earning. they continue to provide some fodder for those who say the u.s. consumer will weather the storm, right? a lot of people believe that will happen, whether inflation, recession, both storms

let's go to charles payne. charles: in weird way market is celebrating recession, neil, during the show. it has been remarkable. can't wait to talk about all of it. neil: all right, bud. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." i know this is not new to the vast majority of americans. for the record, folks, we are in recession. the market likes news. it means the fed might stop hiking, could soon start cutting. main street hates the news. be honest the pain will only get worse. how bad, it will be the man of the hour jay powell. maybe he can invoke actions, maybe not actions to go along with the swagger of paul volcker. many say he is not up to the challenge. i'm asking she will lay bear in a moment. he -- she la bear. the white house acting for more spending. republicans also. larry kudlow is here. apple we'll handicap not just the results but reaction to the stock. why joe biden should listen to candidate bill clinton on how he felt americans pain when he became president. that and s

charles payne. charles: hey, neil. can't wait for this. i think the next two hours will be really exciting my friend,. neil: awesome. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne. maybe 10 seconds earlier. tensions are thick. pressures are intense. it could bust pipes. investors bracing for the huge invasion number. oil joining bear market club. it plunged below $100 a barrel. the dollar is surging. we're looking at developments from all the angles. most important, things have gotten bad in new york city officials decide to roll out a nuclear attack psa by the way, here is a question for you. if you saw a nuke coming down would you stay in your car? tweet me @cvpayne. i have john burnett on deck for that one. looks like age has caught up with president biden among his own voters. the question, how old is too old? can you name members of congress older than a chocolate chip cook any i will share some answers later in the hour. all that and more on "making money." >> that is what happens when you don't have lunch. so, the market has been less

charles payne, thank you. you had, house republicans demanding answers from hunter biden's financial advisor over very suspicious business transactions that we didn't know about until today. federal judge dismissed nicholas sandmann's media libel lawsuit. joe concha will weigh in and i'll tell you why i believe nicholas sandmann wins in the end. straight ahead. >> sean: in other news, house republicans demanding answers from hunter biden's financial advisor over his clients zero experience shady foreign dealings that joe did know about. he lied. the advisor whose name is edward pruitt was allegedly advising hunter at the same time that his deals were being flagged by u.s. banks as suspicious. as congressman james comer points out in the letter, more than 150 transactions from the bidens business dealings have been flagged by u.s. banks through filings of suspicious activity reports to the financial crimes enforcement network. here to explain his republican congressman james comer. tell us what you found. this

charles payne would know. hey, charles. charles: you never know with this group, neil. absolutely. great to see you, my friend. i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now, summer doldrums ahead of a very big week much news. stocks meandering after another failed attempt at a long winning streak. investors cooling their heels waiting for latest on inflation. jim paulson is coming up to break it down what it means for your portfolio. with thor dominating at the box office, i will ask gary kaltbaum can the megacap names save the day again? the commerce secretary says there won't be a serious recession so, so now, looks like it will be in the eye of the beholder. i will ask economist joe lavorgna if he is buying all of that. tweet me @cvpayne, what is worse for your situation, recession or inflation. the roaring '20s in "my take." all that and more on "making money". >> all year long, right? we get short bursts of enthusiasm followed by protracted disappointment. when friday's rally stalled at 3:00 after "the cp effect" was over, the major indices began to slip. they

charles payne, host of making money on fox business. so, dig into this for us.e it's not hard to look back at moments in history where even democrats, democratic president barack obama said it's just not a good idea to hike taxes in the middle of a recession. here is obama, 2009. >> the last thing you want to do is to raise taxes in the middle of a recession because that would just suck up, take more demand out of the economy and put businesses in a further hole. >> sandra: so why, why are we having a white house push for more spending while americans are suffering through historic inflation? >> because nothing this white house does has anything to do with economic policy, nothing. it is all about environmental justice, social justice, fundamentally changing america and i say this over and over again, they have to put the veneer on it, that's the way the white house speaks, talk about economics. but their main goal is to change america and make us much like europe, and the sad thing is, we have a real life example. look at electricity prices for the folks in fra

let's bring in charles payne of fox business. charles, good evening.arkets. >> good evening. >> bret: like this bill going through? why did the markets bounce back today? >> charles: i think the markets like more, than anything else, what they heard from jay powell yesterday. remember, we had a huge session yesterday. >> it was like the best for nasdaq in over two years. just -- and if you pay close attention, he knows he wants to be tough, but at the same time, he gave enough hints at the first sign, the very first sign that maybe the coast is clear, they will stop hiking interest rates and at some point maybe even lower them. so that was a cue. the market took off big time yesterday. it spilled over into today. i will say today's session was interesting though. there are 11 s&p sectors. the ones that did the best are defensive, real estate, utilities which did benefit some from the manchin news and some of the high flying things. technology did okay but didn't do as well as you might have thought considering the chips act. i think this is a lot more

to charles payne. hey, charles. >> charles: hey, neil, thank you very much my friend. good afternoon. i'm charles payne. this is "making money". as neil just mentioned, consumer resilience is giving this market a pop. we saw stronger sentiment, stronger retail sales than expected. meanwhile upbeat bank earnings helping investors get a sigh of relief. there's still head winds lurking. how to monitor your 401(k) without freaking out. how to make like the big boys and girls, buy, when there's sheer pan nick the streets. -- panic in the streets. that's what we're here. president biden is meeting with the saudi prince going from pariah to savior. meanwhile american producers are still being shunned and blamed. a movement is taking on woke wall street. listen, economic catastrophes all over the world have been linked to the social justice version of investing. i have a guest who will weigh in on that at 2:45. maybe this is your best buy yet. the pelosi family made a huge [inaudible]. all that and so much more on making money. all right. so the markets in sigh of relief mode

charles payne now. charles: wall street says the number is so high it can't go higher. this is it at least what the markets are hoping. that is what we've been hoping for seven months. that is hell after guessing game. thank you, neil. this is making money. i'm charles payne. inflation continuing to found the experts. we're long past the notion high prices are the cure for high prices. will the fed have to drive the economy off of a cliff to end the scourge? we'll talk about it throughout the hour. we'll break down the cpi report, what it means for wall street what it means for main street. note, putting your head in the sand is not the answer. we have solutions. she is sharing how she plans to stop the administration from enacting policies that would further exacerbate inflation. she will explain at 2:35. twitter slams in court using elon musk's tweets. this promises to be one lit trial. we connect with uc in the stores, how companies, make money. take you to the school of stocks with the fundamental analysis edition. get your pen and pad ready did. by the way we were

charles payne to guide you through it. charles: neil, i'm on pins and need dells. can't wait,. neil: you got it. charles: this i'm charles payne this is "making money." we should have a consequential week. amazing earnings, fed, gdp. can the strong july start find a second gear or is it too much too soon? janet yellen says no recession in sight but the middle class getting squeezed from all sides, down to a diaper tax. brian wesbury and hadley heath manning weighing in. joe biden is making a full-court press to to get the chip acts through but. don luskin ask here with his thoughts. want you, wall street wants retail investor to be a loser but why blink now? are you committed to the market? i want to get your house on that. i will give you my takeaway later on why you should stay strong. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: man, you talk about a narrow trading range, right? you can feel the serves. everyone is on pins and needles. what we'll see 65% of the s&p market cap, those are the names that are reporting this week. thus far it has been a real intriguin

let's go to charles payne right now. charles? >> charles: thank very much, my friend. we will try to keep it going. i'm charles payne. this is making money. breaking right now, the tension is in the air; right? between the bulls and the bears are duking it out. there's a tug-of-war. institutional investors are panic buying. retail just never went away. but it does seem like everyone agrees about one thing, and that's the powell pivot is getting closer. bob doll will give us his take on if the fed can avoid steering this economy off a cliff when it might already be halfway there anyway. it seems like every firm on wall street had a buy on snap. ironically the lessons i try to show you every day would have kept you out of this stock. my take on that. that and so much more on making money. ♪ ♪ >> it's been a quiet session. we're drifting, but nothing dramatic. i will say, beneath the surface, [inaudible], it is a struggle. the tug-of-war between the bulls and bears is intensifying. the bears no longer shouting from their soap top to a sea of beating down investors who wer

i challenged lawrence to go in the water slides in his suit and i said my man, charles payne a, back itment.lawr. rachel: are we sure that wasn't national tequila day? when he saw us on fox square, he said there's way too much talking going on here, not enough drinking. [laughter] lawrence: i'm amazed. charles payne is the best dressed person. he went in with the full -- [laughter] lawrence: wow. pete: look at that. look at that. that's why it's an all a-time classic. so that's my first question to you, charles, is shouldn't lawrence do that? >> you know, you definitely should do it especially after you have a couple more of those tequilas. i think that should be optional. i think that's the last time i ever wore that suit. lawrence: see. see. >> it's a big sacrifice. it's better to go down in swimming trunks and write a check to charity for the amount of the suit. lawrence: pete has agreed to transfer some of his money from his wardrobe if i do this. rachel: i want to know what happens -- pete: you can take the shoes off, charles. rachel: this is what happens to men when they're on f

here is charles payne. >> party time on wall street. neil, thank you so much. love the tie. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." we have a little bit of a rally. hoping to become something much greater. buyers buoyed that inflation is past and recession will be shallow. the question is how nimble do you have to be to be able to play the bear market rallies. i have a panel of market experts that show you how to take advantage of the big bear bounces. we'll go to chart school for a blueprint when the coast is really clear. j.c. parets is in studio. confidence in major institutions plummeting. which institution is at the boat of your list? i would love to hear from you. tweet me @cvpayne. the u.s. celebrates the fact hungry people in the world. they scrubbed it but i printed it out. accountability might be around the corner. that is great news for individual investors. in fact all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right. so fence-sitters continue to take baby steps back into this market, right? in part because worries about runaway i

i tried for charles payne. we're down 484 points. we we have nasdaq. he has all the screens. >> i have all the slides ready. thank you, i appreciate it. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now recession watch sent markets tumbling out of the gate. as neil alluded to there are poxkets of buying strangely that make the establishment more frustrated there are bargains. the question, what should you be guying? i have the ultimate bull, brian belski will join me. president biden what happens to our economy when our economy is to the left of china? >> grayscale etf was rejected s gary gensler's political aspirations to blame? all that and, i will ask the company's ceo. interest rates have gone up, although are you getting more in your savings account? tweet me @cvpayne, are you getting any of this action? i will talk about that and so much more on "making money." >> all right. so we started under huge pressure even before the market opened it was tumbling, tumbling. the "r" word, it is echoing louder and louder. as a

good afternoon, folks, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." stocks, you know, listen, sort of taking a little bit of a breather, right? which have two major indices up. signs of optimism are beginning to spread. investors want to see a push. we're getting that momentum. president biden about to push the green agenda even further. he will be at a massachusetts power plant. today will stop short of declaring a national climate emergency, but he still has a lot of tricks up his sleeve. aoc, he is pretending to be one of the people protesting walking away as if she was in handcuffs. she really wasn't. she is doing more harm than goodies respecting a whole lot of folks. we'll focus on money, market making the big turn. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: so happening more frequently. glimmers of hope. today we got a little bit after slow start, that glimmer started to become a glow. back-to-back sessions are up, which is rare. it has been stealthy. market is building momentum. s&p 500, nasdaq both bottomed on june 16th. coming

charles payne weighs in. >> sandra: "america reports" with new details from the police just out in the last few minutes on the suspect arrested in the disturbing and deadly shooting that rocked a small north shore chicago suburb celebrating the 4th of july. i'm sandra smith. >> police say robert crimo, iii, attacked his parade route, and he dressed in women's clothing to escape after the shooting. >> sandra: the gunman firing more than 70 rounds with adults and children running for their lives, when they realized what they were hearing was not fireworks. >> we will be joined with more in a moment. >> sandra: grady is live in highland park, illinois, and vigils announced as well by the mayor of the small town. what's the latest, grady? >> shocking developments from the press conference just a few moments ago. i want to go kind of line by line, officials said it started several weeks ago when the suspected gunman started planning his attack. they say this was preplanned. he was intending to go to this 4th of july parade and wreak havoc like he did yesterday. they say he purchased the rif

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charles payne said today if it's so good, why are you paying people to buy them?ll. this money could be better spent to permanently lower new jersey's property taxes or make new jersey a better place to do business particularly for small business. these kind of subsidies the end to distort the marketplace. that's not good. know this, the average price of an electric vehicle is more than $66,000. so we're giving $4,000 to the people that need it the least. and the last thing i will say that shows how distorted his policies are, if you own an electric vehicle in new jersey you are paying no gas tax. which shifts the burden of the gas tax more to the people of the lower income brackets. is that fair? >> bill: good point. do you own one, by the way, jack? >> i do not. like solar panels i will wait until technology gets better and less expensive. it will get better and when the price of electric vehicles comes down, more and more people will buy them. i see that happening very significantly over the next five years. >> bill: it gets deeper in new jersey. let me show yo

>> steve: we are going to talk to charles payne about this in half an hour.ht their son a 14,000 -- no, an $11,000 used electric car. then they discovered they needed a new battery. the car battery for the $11,000 car is $14,000. >> ainsley: costs more than the car. >> steve: and it turns out they can't even get a battery. so the family is stalled. they are not going through the drive-thru window. >> ainsley: search motivated to boat. 40 percent said they would back a dem now. 44 percent said they would back a republican. seventh straight fox news poll since december where republicans have been ahead. we will see what happens in november. >> steve: what the fox news poll says when you look at the prongz team with that margin republican also pick up 23 house seats. >> ainsley: i saw that. >> brian: the senate is going to be a dogfight. 12 minutes after the hour. >> steve: still ahead after this hour. laptop revelations the "new york post" is reporting that hunter biden met with his father not once, not twice, but dozens of times. sometimes immediately after hu

we have charles payne to explain what will happen with cpi numbers. , for people who feel more speculative types, you may want to buy some technology names into the closing bell for that number and the nasdaq, you mentioned microsoft being down, nasdaq was poised to have the rest session and the service, some negative comments, they were cautionary but the stock got hammered and it took the nasdaq with it, that underscores how nervous we are as investors but those are the opportunities so obviously it is a nervous market, very anxious but we are building the worst case scenario, anything less will be applauded. stuart: what sectors of the market? give me some sectors that have to rally to lift this markets to move up? charles: mega caps have to take leadership. the notion on wall street, there will be new leadership in 10 years but for right now they compromise too large a portion of the market and they are the growers, monster competes, execution is are markable, apple makes $280 million a day. when i hear folks say their day is over, who will replace

charles payne now. charles: wall street says the number is so high it can't go higher.r seven months. that is hell after guessing game. thank you, neil. this is making money. i'm charles payne. inflation continuing to found the experts. we're long past the notion high prices are the cure for high prices. will the fed have to drive the economy off of a cliff to end the scourge? we'll talk about it throughout the hour.

charles payne. charles: hey, neil. can't wait for this.n, i'm charles payne. maybe 10 seconds earlier. tensions are thick. pressures are intense. it could bust pipes. investors bracing for the huge invasion number. oil joining bear market club. it plunged below $100 a barrel. the dollar is surging. we're looking at developments from all the angles. most important, things have

let's go to charles payne. way market is celebrating recession, neil, during the show. it has been remarkable. can't wait to talk about all of it. neil: all right, bud. charles: good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." i know this is not new to the vast majority of americans. for the record, folks, we are in recession. the market likes news. it means the fed might stop hiking, could soon start cutting. main street hates the news. be honest the pain

sew much my friend charles payne to address in a matter of seconds. yne. this is "making money." as neil mentioned. investors are bracing for a 75 basis point hike for the federal reserve. what happens after that, i will have the john madden moment to guide you through what the ultimate battle is. you have twin economic evils, runaway inflation on one side, maybe a deep recession on the other. folks are feeling pessimistic about tomorrow's gdp report. i have chris lowe the feeling how we're in permanent decline could affected trends. stocks rallying continues. the big question how long will it go on and how can you make money from it? at 2:30 jerome powell will take the podium. it is a foregone conclusion he will do. we'll scrutinize every word. we'll cut if the market goes haywire. here is edward lawrence. reporter: so the federal reserve has now raised interest rates 75 basis points as expected. recent indicators show that the spending a production have softened, spending and product have softened that is in the statement. federal reserve say job gai

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charles: we leave it there. fantastic. so great having all three in studio. i have to remind the audience i'm not affiliated with payneris, thank you very much. appreciate it. great work. >> thank you, charles. charles: up next i will give you my takeaway on investing being more than making money. this by the way is something you taught me. you also told me you ain't leaving. we'll be right back. ... charles: so, yesterday we saw the major indices just collapse right out the gate. then they fought back pretty good. everyone came up, the dow sort of, you know, didn't quite make it. i think oil stocks held it back. we're seeing something a little bit similar today but let's face it this is a very very narrow trading range still a lot of anxiety out there. i do wonder though if we can get a short-term shift in buy. right now obviously it's strong ly to the downside, but it's pretty clear also, someone's in there nibbling and i think it could be some folks who aren't looking for more than just a trade. we'll keep an eye on it, the last hour is important. meanwhile, to say its been a rough year in this market, is an unders

let's go to charles payne right now. charles? >> charles: thank very much, my friend., the tension is in the air; right? between the bulls and the bears are duking it out. there's a tug-of-war. institutional investors are panic buying. retail just never went away. but it does seem like everyone agrees about one thing, and that's the powell pivot is getting closer. bob doll will give us his take on if the fed can avoid steering this economy off a cliff when it might already be halfway there anyway. it seems like ery

now to charles payne. e days. charles: finally we're on the same page. neil: these days, absolutely. all right, bud. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." earlier in the week i said the market was hotter than july. nobody was talking about it. folks are now noticing. remember we began the session nasdaq up 7.6%. that is all for july. here is the thing, folks, this earnings season is a reminder the economy is in shambles getting worse as layoff announcements begin

i tried for charles payne. we're down 484 points. we we have nasdaq.you, i appreciate it. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now recession watch sent markets tumbling out of the gate. as neil alluded to there are poxkets of buying strangely that make the establishment more frustrated there are bargains. the question, what should you be guying? i have the ultimate bull, brian belski will join me. presid

here is charles payne. >> party time on wall street. neil, thank you so much. love the tie.something much greater. buyers buoyed that inflation is past and recession will be shallow. the question is how nimble do you have to be to be able to play the bear market rallies. i have a panel of market experts that show you how to take advantage of the big bear bounces. we'll go to chart school for a

to charles payne. hey, charles. >> charles: hey, neil, thank you very much my friend.payne. this is "making money". as neil just mentioned, consumer resilience is giving this market a pop. we saw stronger sentiment, stronger retail sales than expected. meanwhile upbeat bank earnings helping investors get a sigh of relief. there's still head winds lurking. how to monitor your 401(k) without freaking out. how to make like the big boys and girls, buy, when there's sheer pan nick the

here is charles payne. charles: thanks, connell. i'm charles payne. this is "making money."chultz closing profitable starbucks. the coffee guy ant has had enough about urban decay. steve schultz has been warning us about this. here. everyone is talking about profit margins. the street is settling in.

. >> mi charles payne? >> greg: i apologize. >> we are not in a recession. this is not recession. be a $75 c.a.d. and everything should be. were not in a recession. not, no. hotels are charging for it. she's lounge, not a nice thing to use. >> towels, no, i don't need a towel. >> greg: i will always hate going to the hotel. that little sign that that makes you pretend you're a climate friendly if you don't clean your towels. it's like to be just leave them on the floor of you want -- no, i paid to waste your money. all right. .com away, we'll be right back. [applause] can you see me squint? i can't! i'm just telling everyone! hey! for a limited time, get 50% off for back to school. visionworks. see the differenc. this is the gillettelabs with exfoliating bar. the bar in the handle removes unseen dirt and debris ahead of the blades, for effortless shaving in one efficient stroke. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪things are getting clearer♪ ♪i feel free to bare my skin♪ ♪yeah, that's all me♪ ♪nothing and me go hand in hand♪ ♪nothing on my skin♪ ♪tha

reliq health technologies neil: bench i hand it off to my buddy charles payne, the market up 669 points love the way you lifted up this market and. neil: this gym, what you speak? a. charles: we'll talk about that later. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne this is making morn. breaking now, bad news and good earnings. that is proving to be the magic elixir this market is looking for. is this a bear market trap? the experts think so. money managers have thrown in the towel. that is the capitulation i've been looking for. today i will take you to chart school and fundamental school.

charles payne would know. hey, charles. charles: you never know with this group, neil. absolutely.s ahead of a very big week much news. stocks meandering after another failed attempt at a long winning streak. investors cooling their heels waiting for latest on inflation. jim paulson is coming up to break it down what it means for your portfolio. with thor dominating at the box office, i will ask gary kaltbaum can the megacap names save the day again? the

charles payne, you know, i thought about calling today casone coast to coast, but then i realized i didn't it. something we'll shelf for now. have a good weekend, cheryl. this is "making money," and breaking right now,st interesting, because today the market's trading in a very narrow range as the street continues to dig deeper into that jobs report, but we're also bracing for next week, that huge inflation read. and, guess what? if earnings season is back. we'll break it down, what it means for the economy and, of course, your portfolio. and the fed wants us to stop spending money, but

charles payne to guide you through it. charles: neil, i'm on pins and need dells. can't wait,.we should have a consequential week. amazing earnings, fed, gdp. can the strong july start find a second gear or is it too much too soon? janet yellen says no recession in sight but the middle class getting squeezed from all sides, down to a diaper tax. brian wesbury and hadley

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i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." three out of four americans are feeling the inflation measure. edward lawrence has more. >> the president has no public events on his schedule. the president is trying to change the debate to climate change. jared bernstein alluded to the fact that there could be climate change executive orders coming. listen to this. >> the president will aggressively fight to attack climate change because he knows it's one of the reasons that he's here and it is absolutely core to transitioning from where we are to where we need to be. >> saying it could not come up with a plan, which is why the reason might take the step. when arriving back at the white house from his trip to the middle east, the president alluded to the fact that we might have to wait a few more weeks to see if inflation comes back down. he does not plan to change his policy at all. a new fox news poll shows 38% of voter as prove of the president's energy performance. 25% of people say that they approve of the president's performa