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we have the host of making money, charles payne. at to voter you on topics dealing with money. he's taking our money instead of raising campaign money and paying off to get votes from young kids. >> right. by the way, we frame if young kids but more than young kids. who benefited most under the biden presidency? college educated white people, particularly in urban areas. it's from the ev's paying wealthy people money so they can buy a car of their dreams and earn income tax credit, which he hijacked and designed for poor working families giving to couplings making 300,000 a year. on and on and on and almost everything he's done designed to help certain class of people. rachel: solar panels. subsidies. >> same example. look at the group that owes the most money, it's 35-45 they own the most on average and it's ironic and last week one of the big stories was happiness thing and america slid off and down like 24 in the world of happiness. inside that report the group that plunged and took us down, 35-45. the young families, you know, so

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coming up, tesla reports after the bell today, charles payne will join us but see if he thinks teslahare. more students and four-year colleges in favor of going to trade schools. the ceo of a chain trade school on the show will tell us what careers people go into. i want to know, do they have political protests? trade school campuses. he's going to tell us next. ♪ check the markets, thousand 200, nasdaq of 28. s&p of 54 points. a pretty good rally but a lot of selling recently. the price of oil low $80 a barrel range, the price of gold down a lot recently. what is it today? down under ten bucks. 2336. two year treasury backing away from 5% level and that's helping the nasdaq treasury yield go up the nasdaq and when they go down from of the nasdaq does well. but going last time we checked it was pretty stable around $66000 according and that's where it is now. a new report shows significant impact on colleges. researchers say ai will bring significant changes, construction and business operations in the near future. however, just one in five employees and administrators say we are pre

jackie: i hate cutting him off because he is so smart but i have to send it to charles payne. charles: folks, thank you so much. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, yet after another early stock market rally it flames out. a lot of folks are saying you know what? maybe there is a big difference between real life and fairytales. by the way do you know what really happened to goldilocks in the original story. let's just say the bears weren't happy. despite the naysayers surrounding big tech, folks, there is a big reason why the mag five continue to dominate. cash rules everything around them. he dominated in the octagon on saturday but u h a ucf star, shoutout to an austrian economist and american values have gone value. here is great news. he joins me at he wants everyone to study the austrian school of economics. the loopholes the wealthy create and pay for, when they talk about taxing the rich folks, hide your wallet. all that and so much more on "making money." charles: so we we began today's session reset of soft landing w

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we'll send it over to charles payne. charles: thank you very much. great, great showdown there. folks good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now while stocks are rebounding today make mo mistake there are chinks in the armor, folks. the drivers of this market that seem invincible seem most vulnerable. kim fisher is here with several reasons why this is still a bull market. it is earnings season. it is high gear this week. four of those names are reporting. one of the best in the industry, beth kindig will break it all down. gary k. who took profits before the big swoon want to know if he is ready to buy again. financial reserve, recognizes surge in policy uncertainty in nancy davis, mike kantrowitz, what is next for the market. will it be rate hikes or rate cuts? my take on google reaction to employee moment, is this a watershed moment for esg other pushing back on esg. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so we're in a rough patch, right? what does that mean for the stock market? well, let's face it the first test o

i know someone who would know more about that than us, charles payne now. charles: thank you very much. we'll go through all of that. appreciate it. good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now stocks are still basking in the powell love, the day after the fed chair came to the rescue but probably making his own job, his real job harder. stephanie pomboy on the real state of the economy and the real mess the fed is making. she is one of the best strategists on the street. from bank of america. she raised her target on the market to 5400. said there could be bumps in the road. apple is ditching evs looking to home robots as the next big thing. if you think that is buy signal or sell signal? if you think the gordian knot, this lima crunch, it is not a breakfast cereal. barry knapp lace all that out. wall street and the game of illusion. that and much more on "making money" ♪. charles: so we had the really tense, you can almost say non-that lant session, at least the way it looked at the close. it played out on the bond market mo

taylor: always measured is charles payne. he is up next with "making money," and it starts now. charles: i hope everyone had a great weekend. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, stocks you heard trying to block out everything. you have global turmoil, rising bond yields, fading hopes from any rate cuts this year. so far the market exhibited a fair amount of moxie, but how far can it survive murphy's law without a significant break? danielle shay how to manuever a market saying it enters the two most weeks of the year. bond yields are spike being. in fact it hit a new 2024-year high. the 40 year bond market is dead. long live the bond bull market. what is next. after today's retail sales numbers but it is really a case of inflated prices rather than an uptick in demand? big cooling versus gold. brunell versus schiff. get ready for that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: the market's trying to survive murphy's law. you know murphy's law of the we all heard the saying but where does it come from. 1949 a, former air fo

we might get that answer from charles payne. he is up now. charles: never fear, i have some answers for you. good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking now inflation is higher than wall street thought. cpi came in much higher than expectation. bob doll, sam stovall are with us. they made a fortune in markets like this that become more challenging. what exactly did the fed see in november that they were so confident that inflation was coming down? will the fed finally cave, go on a field trip, maybe to a local grocery store? costco striking gold with gold bars. everyone these days love gold but how much of your investment dollars should be poured into the shiny metal? all that and much more more "making money" ♪. ♪. >> smokin'. charles: smokin'. that's the theme of today's show. of course the cpi number coming in much higher than expected. the market reacted swift, it reacted harshly. a swift of hot inflation reads on the potential rate cut. some people are arguing there may not be any cut this is year. certainly more l

jackie: we're going to toss it to charles payne. charles: good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." the air's starting to come out of tech stocks, and all of a sudden people are asking, is this a repeat of march 2000? art hogan, he lived through that, and he's here with us today. plus, how can you use options to protect your portfolio? jon najarian, options expert exthe record the their, on what you should be doing. and the biden white house, well, thinking about declaring a climate energy. they say to crack down on the oil industry, but my many think maybe to grab young voters. i'll ask larry kudlow his thoughts at 2:30. and are you ready for the halving? miss teen crypto has been telling us to buy this stuff for a few years, what this next major move means for bet coyne. and what's next in the middle east? if we'll give you the inside scoop. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ ♪ charles: you know, the market was already on edge as that fear index i show you from time to time, it swung really quickly from greed, look at this,

charles payne answer as lot of questions. he up now. charles: these days it is about the nano dip, we haven't had a real dip in a long time. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, as you just heard the federal reserve coming to the rescue in today's session. stocks reversing losses. two major fed officials came in to quell investor fears. for right now it is working. a message everyone must hear. listen to me, you're never too old or too young to invest. we have one of the best in the business that will walk you through why and how, nicole webb, investing at any age. the great american transport crisis, from manufacturing decline to obsolete infrastructure, the solution to fix it before it is too late. we'll hear from one of the best there, craig fuller. all that and so. more on "making money." ♪. charles: folks we started off today markets were reeling, still a little bit from the bombshell inflation report yesterday. yeah, listen, the ppi number was tamer than the cpi number but it took

charles payne. charles: i can't wait. thank you all, very, very much the plot is thickening, can't you feel it. good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking now, as you heard stocks really lower. anxiety gripping investors ahead of tomorrow's cpi report. the dilemma building for the bulls, folks. keep running with these mag-7 stocks which seem to be falter or start to branch out. knowing when to hold them and when to fold them. nancy tengler talks about when to ring the register. we have daniel on his work on behavioral investing. also how does lower taxes generate revenue for the government? reagan economist art laffer is here to remind the doubters that it does. forget about cpi. my takeaway on real life sacrifices made by individuals every single day. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. ♪ don't let the sun go down on me ♪ charles: i wish i knew the rest of the lyrics. i know the first part though. don't let the sun go down on me. no doubt that total eclipse yesterday cast a shadow over

let's send it over to charles payne. he can turn this around. charles: they call it "the cp effect." i'm charles payne this is "making money." you just heard we had a monster first quarter. stumbling a little bit. nobody panicking maybe that's a problem. could there be too much swagger, overconfidence? here is the thing i have the best in the business. we'll hash it all out on the show. what has spooked the bond market and is it a mistake to ignore what is happening there? kelsey berro, joe lavorgna on that. more companies are offering special dividends. sounds too good to be true. we have dividend guru david bahnsen. is biden out of touch with america. we have evidence to show he is. why we need a baby boom. we need it right now. you don't want to miss "my takeaway," under educating americans, paying them not to work, fueled the immigration problem and adds to the inflation crisis. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: let's set the stage here. despite being down today, the market came into this week like caesar returning to r

i wonder if charles payne has these glasses, that guy has a line of sight new everything. he could probably see everything. charles: even superman could not see threw these bad guys. they help you block the eclipse and everything else! thanks a lot. good afternoon. i'm charles payne and this is "making money." breaking right now, so we are on the verge of totality, for the stock market and of course this rare solar total eclipse as investor sentiment hit euphoric levels. it is important to ask yourself, what is the value proposition and where exactly do you need to be investing? lucky for you this is an amazing hour. we'll have some of the smartest people in the business. we have phil blancato, jack ablin all in and a couple others. by the way traders kicked off the year expecting six other seven rate cuts. now we're betting some say none? frances newton on how you should adjust your portfolio. jamie dimon has a stark warning. he says the economy is propped up by government spending and rising deficits. duh. the bigger question what should we do about it? i love to hear fro

okay, charles payne let's keep talking. pecial edition of his making money show on april 24th called unbreakable investor. charles, make me unbreakable. >> charles: it is going to be so amazing. wait until you see it. i did a own marsh to -- i am going to up things this time. and i'm a upbeat positive pe person. and what we are looking at over the next ten to 100 years is something we wanted in the 1800s. we grew from the upstart to the greatest country in the world. but during the time we had four great depressions and a civil war, certain things are going to happen in this country that will be painful but also opportunistic. and people are going to love this. >> harris: "unbreakable" investor, it is on wednesday april 24th. do not miss it. you can attend by going to eventbrite.com and search for charles payne. he is so big he is all over that app. and you can attend his special. you might own it. that is hilarious kennedy. so they want to charge the new york city marathon hundreds of thousands of dollars for shutting down

i'm charles payne. this is "making money. " breaking right now, stocks are in rally mode if right now, the street cheering another jobs report beat. it was a good number but not as good as all the back slapping suggests. you know i'm riding this bull market, i've encouraged you to, but this is some important aspects of this report that aren't really so great that you need to know about. we'll break it down for you. also if the fed cannot deliver any rate cuts this year, what does that mean? ed yardeni, brian wesbury on deck. plus, over the last 48 hours in the middle east anything that could go wrong has gone wrong, and it's been difficult. it rocked our markets yesterday. rebecca heinrich is going to respond to what's happening there, what may be happening over the weekend. obviously, all of this is important to humanity and your portfolio. and my takeaway on the political follow hi of trying to put a happy face on illegal immigration. all that and so much more on "making money. ". ♪ ♪ charles: all rig

it does not. >> lawrence: charles payne, making money on fox business every day 2:00 p.m. uddy. appreciate it. >> brian: he giggled after he said that on capital gains. i will be taking a lot of it. and everyone laughed. really? appreciate it. did y you toss to me already, lawrence? yes you did. unbelievable in detroit. 2024 nfl drafted. what a spectacle, round one wrapping up last night with three quarterbacks taken as expected. 1, 2, and 3. the bears scooped up usc quarterback caleb williams he wears nail polish and the commanders taking jordan daniels and patriots scooped up drake may they think is he going to be franchise quarterback in fact all three of those teams do. this is the big surprise michael pen knicks jr. went to the number 8 atlanta falcons the same team that signed a quarterback for $180 million, kurt cousins. that was just last month. i'll pause. >> the atlanta falcons select michael pen knicks jr. quarterback of washington. >> holy smokes. >> star rapper eminem was there. >> make some noise for the detroit lions. let's go. >> i note lions came out right

charles payne, great to see you. all rig o seemy friend. 800. you know, as we talk about thias ,it's literally costing you a fortune every day all thetes. people, all these high interest rates, people are going into the red, notpeople a the black. all right. when we continue, democrats, they are downplaying biden's crisis. in other words, they're just flat out lying to you. otherwe're going to tell you wt your good friend pothole pete buttigie ag said as we continue this edition of "hannity". did you know, taking zs all at night relieves allergies while you sleep so you wake refreshed for more productive day. >> get 24 hour continuous relief that does not fade. the wise old take zazzle at night. >> nail fungus is nasty. nail starts improving the appearance of fungus damaged toenails in just days. it's clinically proven. formula penetrates the nail for you can see quickly optimal give fungus damage, toenails a makeover at queens. they make inexpensive, expensive things. we know it sounds like a paradox, but we just flipped the way luxurious made

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charles payne has a special edition of "making money." this is exciting. going on in this one? >> charles: one upping that. >> harris: if you have seen his specials, you know what i'm talking about. i have the mug from this one. the unbreakable investor town hall begins at 2:00 p.m. later today on fox business. charles, tell us about it. >> charles: again, you've never seen anything like this on business tv. it's so exciting. i'm talking about the next 100 years. i think it's going to be so amazing up and down. i also will parallel it to 1800s. think about it. we had four great depressions, a civil war. we had ups and downs and we came down to it to the number 1 country in the world. i want americans to be invested in that. we talk about how do you overcome? watch this special. it will inspire anyone no matter who you are, no matter what side of the political aisle you're on. watch this special. >> harris: does everybody get a coffee mug? >> emily: i'll be there. >> charles: the live audience gets a signed book. >> harris: the mugs are awesome. a new study

meantime we send the baton to charles payne. you're in good hands. charles: i got it. thank you very much, i appreciate it. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now stocking bonds are stumbling on stronger than expected employment data. there is serious catch. there were other economic reportings that were huge misses. stocks under pressure. as you heard earnings from amazon but not just amazon. semiconductors have led the way. supermicro computer has led the way. nvidia is up 200%. this stock up 700% the last year. we'll obviously preview the fomc meeting, a special guest says jay powell is hapless and dissatisfactory. investing lessons from the movie the naked gown. why have college protests been allowed to get out of control. why americans are real influencers. not just peddling stuff on social media but dictating the control of our own lives. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right, so earnings season stock market leadership was supposed to sway away from the "magnificent seven" to all the other names. now t

let's bring in charles payne from fox business. we have the graph here.avings americans say they would fled to retire comfortably. it all millennials think 1.6, gen z 6.6 and boomers almost a million dollars. are they right? are they guessing? >> they're guessing but in part based on lifestyles and things like this. one other adjustment how long will you live? it's intriguing because gen z actually 30% believe they will live to 100. far more than any other generation. confident they'll live longer and therefore they would need more money than they assume they need right now. >> bill: the ceo of black rock nailed it saying it's an impossible math problem. you are coming up on retirement or if you are already retired i think he is right about that. you are moving numbers around trying to figure out how to make this match that. the graphic shows the older you are, the less money you think you need for retirement. >> dana: add in inflation. >> an interesting thing. how much people think they need and what they have saved. this will help us out. gen z thinks t

let's bring in charles payne, host of making money with charles payne on fox business.everybody on the screen, call for number one. the tax cuts set to expire and impact on married filers. how much everybody would pay more. if you have two kids you are looking at $2400 more. th three kids $73 hundred. that's a hefty sum. democrats talk a big game about ending republican tax cuts. obama campaigned on that but never did that with the bush tax cuts. i don't imagine biden will. he is not shy about raising taxes especially when it comes to regulations. >> the regulatory burden in this country is one of the untold stories. i have had a person on the show last weekend, trillions of dollars we pay for because businesses, particularly small businesses, have to pass it on. what's intriguing around the world in ten to 15 years taxes have come down. to compete on the global stage you need lower taxes. to go now from 28% is economic suicide. to your point maybe it won't happen. it is also somewhat ironic for president biden to say we have the greatest economy in the world and not me

stuart: charles payne on the monday morning, will be watching you at 2:00 p.m.y with charles payne and foxbusiness a new poll brothers for the voters trust morning a nuclear emergency. the trump of item. >> true trump is up by more than ten points having an emergency remembering the names some of the world leaders and actually being able to sit down for an hour is one of the birds trust with the records of the office right and is kind of like will phone rings in the white house at 3:00 a.m. to do you to answer it, president biden or president trump folks are going to say the letter like this another poll shows that trump these michelle obama and hypothetical matchup, by three points which is the same exact margin that he beats biden by and under your single will he said repeatedly, that she is not running, yet the party seems to think that she's going to be there savior and the but this poll shows that she loses to trump by the same amount provided does margin of error. stuart: let's move on to this new $20 per hour minimum wage source today. the morning of. liz

to take us through it all, charles payne, "making money." he is here right now. charles: good to see you all. you look fantastic in your easter chores especially jackie. >> thank you. charles: i'm charles payne this is "making money." breaking now, here comes tesla. don't look now but they might be putting the band back together. not the mag-7. this is fresh tech names seeking the spotlight. as the year goes on, the street betting the 493, the other stocks can deliver particularly when it comes to earnings. one of my favorite research houses calling u.s. and zero government bonds worthless. like turkish bonds. if you want them go buy gold instead. president biden making history with the polls, just the wrong kind. he achieved a rare dubious distinction. wait until you hear what many thought was impossible. my take on fed polls, fake polling answers. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. ♪ baby come back, any kind of fool could see, there was something everything about you ♪ charles: that is a song, singing to elon musk today, folks, don't look now, you s

now "making money" with charles payne. charles: i will tell you later about that. this is "making money." rebound continues last couple days pretty good but fear continues to linger as well. investors hope flashy and sexy can lead the way. today's rally is courtesy of slow and unsexy. drivers ahead of earnings right now, the stock look it came out after crash derby, it will maybe take a miracle for musk to turn it around but he has done it before. we'll let you know what you need to know before the closing bell. from residential to commerical the real estate crisis continues. whether 81,000 is too much to expect to change their job. all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: remember how exciting it was at the beginning of the year when the market came out the gate, it was galloping ahead, galloping ahead. as you can see now 2024 is little bit ho-hum. this is the bottom of the range and this is the top of the range. don't get me wrong, 5% is okay. going back to 1950 what was an amazing start to the year is becoming just so ho-hum for now. here is what

here where the reaction, host of "making money, low on foxbusiness, charles payne. es if the old adage peace and prescribe the drug elections which is likely they have at, okay,, we wore in the middle east, war in europe. we've got no threats with iran in the next, you know, 48 hours again they could be attacking israel. they could block the entire region. and the income -- you cannot be as bad as it is in 60 america -- 60% of american living paycheck to paycheck and many of those people are buying their necessities on credit cards. well i would say on both fronts he is living badly the economy, how do people deal with this? >> you know, you're 100 percent right and i think adding injury to insult is that the insistence by president biden and a lot of economists who are honestly carrying -- carrying water that people are doing better than they think they are, you know, this whole notion that it's a vibe that you're not doing well is so insulting to the american public. that start with a food bill. $445 more in market for the average family then a year ago? this year,

"making money" with charles payne starts right now. charles: thank you all very much, good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne this is "making money." so over 100 trading days without a 2% decline for the market. could that change today? it will be a last crazy two hours of trading. the more important question for you should you be buying the dip. i have best in the business ready to share their strategies and ideas with you. how will the market reacts, say the 10-year hits 5%. jim bianco predicted it. he will tell us what to expect if that does happen. warnings this is a new era of higher global inflation and it will require major action to combat it, including a much more powerful federal reserve. say it ain't so. biden administration takes major steps to outlaw gasoline-powered cars. they say it is about social justice. the new narrative that these are the good old days. i love to hear your thoughts. are these the good ol' days? tweet me @cvpayne. that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so whole bunch of thing

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charles payne here. when we saw, this has been a huge issue.ess or the president is erasing student loan debt, this is a bailout. why? because someone has to pay for it. most likely as a u.s. taxpayer who never went to college and probably never will. >> how sad and ironic is that? i am telling you this is the party of the wealthy, well educated voter in this country. this is another gift to them. we did not pay for your ev car or your solar panels or extra earned income tax credit which is never designed for families making 200,000 we've done a lot of things and we will do one more. if youou look at the debt, the bulk of it, the biggest chunk if you go through at least demographically 35-49-year-olds. we know this is lower for young voters in college right now the idea of i will never have to pay this back but people who are paying it back, these suburban families, we know this election will be won or lost in the suburbs. this is a gift to them as well. but to your point about 93% of these loans since obama have been backed by the federal gove

we'll send it over to charles payne. he will take it from here. charles: thank you all very much. good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now sobering economic data pushed an already weak market right over the edge. looking at this, the market is exhibiting a lot of grit. sew throughout the area what we've done we have some of the best on the street to share their thoughts. a gameplan dealing with evolving reality, that inflation ain't dead by a long shot. meta, joining the ranks of netflix, taiwan semiconductor, solid earnings but unsteady guidance. danielle shay what it means for alphabet and microsoft. they rout of course after the bell. democrats are urging president biden to pressure powell to cut rates. seen as a hail mary ahead of the elections. judy shelton with that. my takeaway from the overwhelming response to the "unbreakable investor" quiz show edition yesterday. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. charles: let's set the stage. remember last night meta reported, bam, it got hammered pretty good. the market was already reeling

taylor: charles payne, take it away. charles: good afternoon, thank you very, very much. good afternoon, i'm charles payne this is "making money." you heard stocks continue to struggle. the thing is anxiety is building big time. pullbacks are inevitable. don't be so pessimistic. there may be a way to make it work for you. meanwhile powell's pom pom dilemma. maybe we're in the situation because fed chair was too excited about rate accounts. trump and his team are saying get him back in the white house he will find ways to weaken the dollar. you never heard a commander-in-chief lead that before. could it lead to a economic boom? my takeaway the rich getting a lot richer, while everyone else suffers. should the rich benefit? i love to hear your thoughts as well. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so there is certainly dark clouds out there, i'm just not talking about outside of the studio but every dark cloud has silver linings let's talk about where we are. this rally has gone on for quite a long time. more recently the peak, march 21st. for

making money with charles payne on fox business invested in you . welcome back. good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks very much for joining us this morning i'm maria bartiromo and i hope you're having a good wednesday. it is wednesday april 10th 7 a.m. on the button on the east coast time for the hot topic of the hour. a new york judge releasing four of the five venezuelan migrants without bail. they were accused of viciously attacking cops while robbing a manhattan target store, the attack sending one of the officers to the hospital. two of those migrants accused of wrestling, shoving, slapping the police while resisting arrest. they have lengthy rap sheets, including trespassing and larceny. however new york city mayor eric adams is not calling for them to be deported. watch this. even with, those who are undocumented and those who are migrants and asylum seekers, if you are repeated offender of a violent act in this city after you serve your time, you need to leave this city. that is my position. that's his position. but they're not leaving the city. lee n

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking now, jay powell on the defensive. he spoke two hours ago as the fed deals with so many conflicting economic trends and there are concerns with the fed being too political. wait until you hear what powell had to say about that. learn the difference between hard and soft data, when will investors value value stocks? one year ago she gave you two stocks up 220% and 175%, one year ago today. find out where sarah kunst is buying right now. gen-z says they need 1.6 mil to retire in style. the good news they started early. the bad news, they ain't making much traction. here is the question, how much do you need to retire comfortably and tweet me @cvpayne. you don't want to hear my take on the wall street jobs report no matter what the print is on monday. all that and. more on "making money" ♪ charles: there has been a hesitant start to the quarter. this is monster first quarter. let's look at the first quarter one more time, put it in perspective. large cap u.s. stocks up almost 11%

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charles payne will make sense of that. i know he will. charles: still not proof that powell went to a supermarket but he spoke to someone who has been there. so that is a step in the right direction. thanks a lot you all. brian: you bet. charles: good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." breaking right now, panic in the building, folks as investors are getting a little nervous. the question, should we stay calm and carry on with respect to investing? lucky for us we have two of the very best to kick this thing off, phil blancato, victoria fernandez will bite you through. sorry, tina, there is an alternative. bond yields swapping dividend and equity yields. remember beauty is always in the rye of the beholder. impact of persistent inflation, you herd about that we'll have shocking results. what can happen if inflation remains this high. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: so in the summer of 1939 the uk ministry of information chose a phrase, remember, the middle of the war and everything and

brian: "making money" with charles payne. he has the big quiz show. it starts right now. ♪.cheers and applause] >> this is a fox business special presentation, "unbreakable investor." here's your host, charles payne. charles: whoo. thank you, thank you. thank you very much. [applause] thank you all so much. thank you all very much for coming. thanks everyone. of course thank you at home. welcome to "unbreakable investor" this is the quiz show edition. so in response to my new book, "unbreakable investor" in these town halls be the response has been so amazing. it has been humbling. it inspires me want to do more, help even more. so a few months ago i was speaking to this young millenial. she was so excited about the age of aquarius coming up. i was a little bit curious. i remember the great song from the play "hauer." i didn't mow much more about it. what moved me her enthusiasm. we talk about younger millenials, all they do is doom scroll, doom spend all the time and this sort of hopelessness. i went home. i did some research. i began to think you know what? in this book i

good afternoon, i'm charles payne and this is "making money." this is the money show edition, folks. ing i'm down in miami. we are live and it's exciting but also tumultuous. you see all the red on your screen? lucky for you we've got some amazing experts to help us break it down because you've got several, several things going on at a one time. obviously, why ising gold rocket aring up? if why is the stock market falling apart? what the heck is going on at the fed? have they changed their mind, and can they find an elegant way to come off of three rate cuts and how will the markets accept it? by the way, why are bonds up today? i've got an amazing panel. we're going to cover it all here live at the money show. all that and so much more on "making money. ". [applause] flub. ♪ ♪ ♪ who you gonna call? ♪ ghostbusters! ♪ if there's the something weird and it don't look good -- ♪ who you gonna call? if. ♪ ghostbusters! ♪ charles: all right, folks. here's the thing, there's a lot of things that are spooking this market we know, right? here's the the o

taylor: with "making money," with charles payne. you set me up for that -- can. charles: park it with me, jackie, i'll hold on to it. [laughter] thanks a lot. have a great weekend. good afternoon, everyone. i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now, stocks in rally mode, right? a little bit of a sigh of relief with this latest inflation read. the gdp number was such a shock. >>er. listen, this market still has a whole lot of unanswered questions, and still we don't know what the fed is going to do. it's hard for them to cut based on this week. meanwhile, investors are cheering earnings from alphabet and microsoft, both pretty strong. but was the message if really about a.i.? maybe the life span there's a lot longer than we thought. and president biden trying to do his best winston churchill impression. unfortunately, his aim is defight america's capitalism. i'll explain that and so much for more on "making money." ♪ charles: all right, so my first guest says the reaction to the initial read on first quarter gdp was a little overdone but points

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. >> ainsley: we had charles payne on last week and he showed this will affect every tax bracket.hen tax breaks expire, it will affect every family and we were talking about this on the show, how stressful it is, you worry about paying bills and you have an accident and something breaks in your house and it is hundreds of dollars, people can't afford this. >> ben: it is not an accident, number one indicator of voter movement to donald trump and away from joe biden, if you have young kids at home. you are tired of grocery bills and dealing with high price of fixing things at home, this white house pretends it doesn't exist. in the last week, 900 arrests. now the protesters want this cleared off their record. they want jobs when they graduate. >> ben: i don't believe in negotiating with terrorists even children. freedom of speech is important, there is no freedom from consequence of your speech. consequence of this speech is something that sticks with them. you can't wipe that away and preknow tend it did not exist. they are setting up encampments, taking over territory and making d

. >> john: you a charles payne onset yesterday saying he is betting his kids he can watch the codes withoutlasses? >> sandra: don't do that. >> john: nuts like i will go scuba diving without an air tank. >> sandra: let's bring deborah, what plans and preparations are you making considering you have a task force for this? >> we started performing the task for seven years ago. i was a complete skeptic going into the 2017 eclipse but my 16-year-old daughter dragged me to missouri and said we have to be in the path of totality. so during those 2 minutes in missouri i was transformed. you can feel the whole solar system with your whole body in a way you don't experience it at all by just reading or seeing some videos. the way home i formed the tax task force my daughter says i went insane and the city immediately started preparing to make the very, very most of being able to shine in the shadow in 2024. so yes, the city is prepared not just for those 3 minutes and 38 seconds but for the whole weekend. >> john: what does a task force to? we should point out, deborah, this eclipse will be much bet

. >> dana: here with us on our lawn is fox business charles payne, you are welcome any time. secretary yellen was in china last week and thoughts she was trying to express. what is china's economy like? >> it's stumbled. their covid reaction was awful. longer term that one child policy continues to haunt them. they were on the verge of eclipsing us. i think they mismanaged their population. demographics is destiny and so i don't think they will per se. but they have actually in the last year or so started to shift anyway. xi's primary communication with their congress about a year or so was always about the economy. we'll be the world's best. ten areas we'll dominate the world and a timeline. but it went more military. we have to defend ourselves and taiwan became more of an issue. they diverted but yellen's mission was intriguing saying hey, don't overbuilt, slow down on the subsidies and the exports. that's what they've done for a long time. by the way that's what the biden administration is doing. you can't brag about we're going to invest in all of these things but tell c

welcome everyone, on charles payne or four neil cavuto and this is all about your world."go first to steve harrigan who is underground in new york university with the very latest. >> the crowd here not going anywhere, there in about the fourth hour protests on the main chandelier he now is "three, three palestine got the numbers approaching 1500 people at one point and really basically shutting down on-campus learning in many places, colombia has said they will have a hybrid education for the time being basically telling students to stay home. what that means is you're paying 60 -- $6000 tuition basically for resume calls here at nyu overnight there were more than 100 people arrested. i see people and not students because it's not clear how many of those arrested were actually students. some of their ages in the high twenties level -- low thirties. obviously not college undergraduates. as well as calexico, some of these slogans are really distasteful unsettling and really create a fear for safety especially the one we are all hamas. about of course if your organization tha

and arguably in our business you probably can even ask charles payne and dan geltrude, there's been a.i. in our business for probably four or five years now with what folks have been doing with algorithms and high frequency trading. kelly: yeah. >> i think we're still so early -- it's been around, but it's not been to the retail level yet. and you're exactly right when it comes to what does that look like because i don't think they do know. others do, like you said. but i think that's going to be a vulnerability going forward, and we'll -- to my last point when these plates stop spinning on these sticks which i think happens just after the election, three months after the election -- [laughter] we're going to be able to ping these things if you think they're good like maybe alphabet for cheaper prices. cel key yeah, no, it's a great analogy, and i think to your point though we are going to have to wait a little bit. these things don't happen overnight. wall street likes to see them. dan, scott, thanks for your time. dan, we're going to have to have you back on to get your take on potent