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let's bring in payne capital management if president ryan payne if.i yesterday. it's all about the consumer, it's all about the economy. the data didn't quite jibe with each other. they were very different reports. >> yes and no. ppi came in a little hess than expected, which is good, and that's usually because we kind of e import our deflation from china. chai that's ooh in a slowdown. that's good for the u.s. because we're buying stuff cheaper from china. but i think the cpi report was more interesting baud it came in a little hotter than expected. a lot of that just says the consumer was buying a lot of stuff in december. we had a really strong consumer. but also i think what was really fascinating is for the first time in two years you saw wages outpacing inflation, right? inflation is kind of ahead of wages for so long, and now for the last six months it's been the opposite. so if you have inflation continuing to come down and wages continuing to grow, that's like a fantastic combination for this year, and i don't think economists are talking abo

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"making money with charles payne" starts now. charles: you're pondering how the universe is formed one second before the show. jackie: yeah, pretty much. charles: thanks a lot. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking now stocks under a tremendous amount of pressure. we're not sure where it is coming from. we had bank earnings. initially it went up. the s&p 500 has broken out. that was not a bad signal until now. having is wrong. we have an amazing cast to help us with that. former president trump take tag the iowa caucus with a historic landslide. it is off to new hampshire in the live or die state, feels like the nomination is over but the real fight begins. lots of talk about china's faltering economist here's the thing. beijing may have other ways to infiltrate our economy even as we attempt to clamp down on their country. by the way the taiwan had an historic election. gordon chang on that. my takeaway, why the press shouldn't air president trump while the people are speaking for him. i a

ryan payne. "mornings with maria" is live right now. ♪. cheryl: time for the hot topic of the hour, claudine gaye is out she handed in his resignation after weeks of plagiarism claims insight and anti-semitism on campus has grown out of control, and her resignation letter gay rights is been distressing to have doubt cast on my commitments to confronting hate and to uphold r and subjected to personal attacks and threats fueled by animus. the harvard corporation making note of the personal attacks in racist vitriol launched at gaye before she resigned she was hit with six fresh plagiarism charges this week bring you the number allegations to nearly 50, she's getting remain on the faculty and likely going to keep that 900,000-dollar a year salary. just remember it seems more than the plagiarism concerns that the harvard corporation was worried about despite the fact it was her disastrous testimony on capitol hill in the fact that she would not condemn attacks on jewish students. >> harvard was backi

, charles payne is here on set.st talking about the revisions and how we keep getting a revision every single month. >> revisions is natural, but they're always -- the actual number was a lot lower. and, you know, it's one thing to say, listen, everyone's losing faith in government data. for instance, the jolts report, only 30% of respondents who fill out the form anymore, that's happening with all these thing it is. that's why there's some talk about maybe the household part of this number being more legitimate than the establishment part. be that as it i may, this falls on wall street. these are analysts. okay, we're not saying you're going to be right, but why did you miss every single month shearting the record? was the fix in or not? [laughter] honestly, was the fix in or not? and then, of course, the way it's articulated. so we expect 1 11,000 jobs, we got 120. it was a robust number. [laughter] it was strong, it was amazing! i mean, it was driving me nut, it trust drove me if nuts every month last year becaus

i want to bring in ryan payne.es anything really change here because no one% them the board is gone. will they be ousted, members of the board? is that a possibility? seems like those that kept her in place should be out as well if you want to evoke change here. >> that's why i said earlier, it's the money. they actually have to feel the pressure, they have to lose the donations they've been getting. there's billions in the endowment, built on goodwill of what used to be a great institution. they lost that. they smashed their credibility. the donors need to pull back. the federal government has to withdraw the funding, research funding there has to be an investigation, by the department of justice. the biden administration, i doubt they'll do much with it. they have to feel a pinch, have to lose their federal funds and then the harvard corporation might change and there might be new elections. that's what it will take. cheryl: i think that's the next stage of this. i don't think. i'm aware of it. michael waltz and

charles payne, host of making money on fox business.harles, make sense of that for us. >> charles: i didn't make sense of it. one of the most elitest things i've seen ever. this friday we will get the jobs report. go inside the jobs report, the group with the lowest unemployment rate, college grads. the group with the most money, college grads. the group with the largest labor participation, college grads. and it's a blessing for the most part to be a college grad, why people fought to go to college, so controversial. >> sandra: but yet they will ask a majority of americans to foot the bill. >> charles: we know a lot is bait and switch and politically it worked in the midterms. supreme court has said it's unconstitutional. what i hate about this is the messaging that it's so unfair to young people, so unfair to black people, it's the same bag of messaging they used to push all, all, everything in the agenda, it's a gift to the elites. by the way, almost everything president biden is a gift to the elites. i keep telling people don't fall

management president and host of payne points of wealth podcast, ryan payne and adam johnson here alleat to see you. thank you for being here. ryan, i want to kick things off with you with a market that is indicating a pretty good selloff for nasdaq, take a look at futures. dow industrials up 34, nasdaq is down 196 right now. you've got stocks like, what, alphabet down 5.6% 5.6% and men 2.7%. look at the year, stocks are green across the board for the month of january. the dow industrials up 2%, nasdaq up 3 and a third percent so far in '24, s&p 500 higher by 3 and a quarter percent. oftentimes that's a sign for the year, if january does well, the year is supposed to do well. microsoft reported a double beat last night in earnings, net income came in at 21.87 billion, alphabet beat expectation as well. google sales rebounded during the holiday shopping season, they they fell short on the ad revenue expectations. we're waiting on meta, amazon and apple after the bell. look at the earnings and moves in the stocks, ryan, your reaction to what's going on in the nasdaq this morning, down 2

good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." new year off to the races but moving in the wrong direction. here are the show themes, resignation. claudine gay pressured to resign and lots of players opted out playing less meaningful bowl games on fear of being injured. regret. maybe they did this the wrong time. will this early weakness cause many so second-guess themselves. and retreat? stock market in a serious retreat, beating a hasty pullback, after a great 2023 dominated by less than 10 stocks. will those games anchor the market in 2024 or could think be part of a even wider rally? speaking of anchors, the fomc minutes are out and fed officials are talking. did jay powell take his victory lap too soon? danielle dimartino booth is here later in studio to discuss. all that and more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right, so 2024 obviously starting on the back foot. it appears buyers may still be on vacation. sellers, they waited for the calendar to turn. you can see some of this might be profit-taking. what we're looking at

watch cheryl casone in for charles payne on "making money." she sup now. cheryl: thank you so much i'm cheryl casone, i'm in for charles payne this is "making money." breaking right now stocks struggling to keep the party going into the new year and bond yields are actually climbing. we have nancy tengler. she is on deck to guide your portfolio for 2024. also breaking in the last hour, harvard president claudine gay is out. marking an end to the shortest presidency in the university's history. but will there be actual change on the college campus? congressman michael waltz giving us his take. apple tanking after getting a downgrade. does "the magnificent seven" have to go down for this year for the broad market to improve? just seeing a dichotomy? talking about apple and other stocks. look at bitcoin topping 45,000 for the first time since april of 2022. how high could it go? we have got some predictions. all that and more on mon morning. mon morn. cheryl: harvard president claudine gay resigning. the short either president in the school's history. she cit

english bowler david payne played his part — coming in at the end of the adelaide innings to help thema close game but england ran out winners by 62 goals to 56 with helen housby putting in a dominant display. the competiton also features australia and new zealand. each nation will face each other once, with matches played over this weekend and then next at leeds�* first direct arena, culminating in a final next sunday. earlier world ranked number one australian diamonds secured a win against the new zealand silver ferns 63—50. ivan toney has spoken after scoring on his premier league return. he equalised for brentford after a game they eventually won 3—2. whether he stays or goes with soapy results, but he has spoken. saying it has "been a long time coming" and that he�*s "grateful to be back playing and experiening the feeling of scoring goals". more on the bbc sport website. thanks for watching. hello. storm isha looks to be one of the strongest storms of the 23/24 season. it is likely to lead to transport disruption as well as probably damaged power networks. here is the rapidly de

. >> we on deck, charles payne, on "making money." charles: when are the ceos starting to take drugs so i can buy their stocks. i'm charles payne this is "making money." two different investment themes are emerging. only has been a week. the question for 2024 which one will dominate? week two already we're seeing cracks in major investment theories. plus another scare with boeing. the economic soft landing, that is also getting a little bit bumpier. don't look now, folks, look at the markets. tech stocks yes again taking off. plus i have a company that is blending the meat at that verse with a.i. will they give google and microsoft a run for the money? very compelling story. wait until you hear that. also pirates on the red sea. wait until you hear what it took to get them to stop. all that and so much money, so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: you know maybe we overanalyze it, right, the first week of the trading year is always, always something that grabs our attention and last week we saw in the s&p 500 where the growth sec

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we talked on "making money" with charles payne. watch what he told me. >> harvard is essentially a hedge fund with classrooms with $54 billion in assets, with professors that can't be fired, clearly with presidents that aren't hired on the merits of their work and that are loading our kids up with debt and not preparing them for a future work force. we have questions on how and why receives hired in the first place, why we even had to have a hearing to expose the anti-semitism that was on display for the entire world to see, why our jewish-american students felt so threatened and unsafe and unsupported by not just the leadership are of these institutions, but by their boards. cheryl: so apparently, ryan, this is how you run the business at harvard. or you don't, to his point. >> yeah. and $54 billion is a lot of money for a nonprofit organization, by the way. that's an insane amount of money which wields an insane amount of power. with claudine gay, okay, i get it, you're on the hill, you were coached to say one thing. she had the

payne huer.lso with us is adam johnson and mike lee. thanks for joining the conversation. >> great to be here. maria: mike, i want to kick things off with you with a market that is trading up again, the momentum is back this year after a huge year last year, dow industrials up 91, nasdaq up 119. one thing you like to see about markets trading up is when it's about fundamentals of. netflix reported fourth quarter revenue and added over 13 million subscribers, the platform reported net income of $937 million, it is however preparing investors and users for more increases in prices. we're looking ahead to the la report that comes out after the bell. what's your take, netflix up almost 10% this morning. >> netflix blew the doors off. we've come along way from getting dvds in the mail. they continue to surprise. you would have thought with the other players coming in the streaming market, five or six years ago amazon, disney, nbc, and paramount which is the cbs juggernaut, all these different players

i'm lauren simonetti in for charles payne today and this is "making money." breaking right now, markets closed to honor dr. martin luther king, jr. day but it is a crucial week for investors nonetheless. bank earnings, plus retail sales. we'll get inside into the health of the economy. nancy tengler and rob luna are here to guide you through. all eyes on iowa. could former president trump break a record in iowa republican caucus history? as nikki haley and ron desantis fight for a distant second place we have team coverage. joe biden's foreign policy problems keep piling up from gaza to the red sea. how close is this becoming to heading for a flat-out disaster. all that and much more on "making money." ♪. lauren: it is a short and crucial week with bank sales. can the consumer keep the economy going. we have tengler laffer ceo cio nancy tengler. good to see you. >> good to see you, lauren. lauren: do you think a soft landing is possible? >> i think it is possible. i written how this market is analogous to the '90s, higher inflation and interest rates in the '

capital management president and payne points of wealth podcast host, ryan payne and adam johnson withtlemen, thank you for joining us. we appreciate everybody's time. adam, i want to kick things off with you, with the market which is mixed. it's like the quiet before the storm, i feel like. the major banks are about to kick off fourth quarter earnings reporting season on friday, we'll hear from jp morgan, bank of america, citigroup, wells fargo on friday morning and then it's off to the races for the fourth quarter reporting season. that will likely set the tone. i spoke to jp morgan chairman and ceo jamie dimon ahead of the earnings report, i asked him thoughts about capital markets and whether or not we'll see action this year. watch. coming off of this little bit of a drought in capital markets activity, i'm wondering if you're getting a sense that the log jam is going to break this year in 2024. >> i think you've seen part of the log jam actually broke early last year. you see ipos, not as many, but they're coming back, just different types. a couple big healthcare ipos, m&a you'r

. >> taylor: cheryl sass sown in for charles payne. cheryl: i'm cheryl cast seen in for charles payne. this is money. i have breaking news the market we're reversing course. initially showing resilience with the cpi that came in higher than expected. now investors brace for the start of earnings season. we get december ppi, that is 8:30 tomorrow morning eastern time. that is likely could be another hot report. also we awaiting former president donald trump who will be holding a press conference as closing arguments wrap up in his civil fraud trial. we're going to bring those comments from him and that press conference live to you when it happens. we're expecting it in the next half hour or so from lower manhattan. then bitcoin etfs making their trading debut today. natalie brunell says bitcoin is a working class phenomenon that has trickled up. what is next for crypto? i am going to ask her. no one wants them. that is not stopping the biden administration from pouring more money into their ev push. all that and a lot more on "making mo

all right, folks, good afternoon, i'm charles payne, this is "making money." the amount of spin going on today, the strong jobs report, eh, not so strong. but even worse than that, folk, the service economy hit a major pothole last month. this is something that is just beginning. we are all in a lot of trouble except for one man, jay powell. this is what he wanted to see. meanwhile, nuclear war. all the drone strategy getting all the headlines? it's time for america to rethink its approach to nuclear war. and the culture wars, speaking of which, has gone to the next level. what does it mean for america, what does it mean for perhaps the roaring '20s? and then what is the deal with the stanley cup, folks? [laughter] i have no idea what's going on. tweet me @cbpayne if you collect the stanley cups. i think the it's nuts, but again we do that here in america. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪ ♪ charles: all right. so the session began with the first major economic report of 2024, that, of course, the release of the december jobs report. here's the de

payne. tweet me at cvpayne.ys try to share as many as possible. >>> coming up here the main street manipulation is playing out in the political and economic arenas. i have a very special guest on communication, beverly hallberg and also danielle dimartino booth because this goes across a lot of areas that impact your life right after this. ♪ it's odd how in an instant things can transform. slipping out of balance into freefall. (the stock market is now down 23%). this is happening people. where there are so few certainties... (laughing) look around you. you deserve to know. as we navigate a future unknown. i'm glad i found stability amidst it all. gold. standing the test of time. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next anything. there are some things that work better together. like your wor

jackie: "making money" with charles payne. i will not make money if i keep spending it. charles: make the money first. then spend it wisely. brian: there you go. >> good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne, this is "making money" live from los angeles. breaking now stocks are trying to maintain the momentum. it is tough. here is a huge problem. there is a huge spike in the stock market. many say it is unmoored from reality. i will go over it for you. meanwhile how strong is the consumer? there are cracks with those folks with the most money. maybe people are underestimating that. investors, they want to know what will happen next with bitcoin. it made a huge move. everyone on pins and needles. will we buy the rumor, sell the news or is this a whole new paradigm? all that and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: all right, so listen i'm known for wearing rose-colored glasses, right? people kind zing me for all the time. i pay attention to a few yellow and red flags. i have to admit a few are poping up right now. i want to remind everyone the critical lesson of 2

tweet me it's cb payne. also the -- @cbpayne, also the exuberant privilege in having the rules of economic change. and i'll have the ask to -- the chance to ask mary daly in an exclusive interview9 if the fed's latest proposal is actually an attempt to hide mounting risk within the banking sector. all that and so much more on" making money." ♪ ♪ charles: man, markets are just absolutely on fire. it's so interesting because every time this week it looked like maybe we were going to go down, the buy on dip crowds came in and have come in bigtime. here's the problem, the market's on liar -- fire, but it's really not. believe it or not, 7 of the 11 sectors in the s&p 500 today were down. there have been a lot of technical breakdowns, the nasdaq. but the s&p 500 was stuck in a sort of hovering position right at the double top until today's session. so let's talk about what's working. technical analysis, that's working particularly for high bay that names. behavioral analysis, obviously, working. and, men, for --

and sebastian payne, the director on onward — a centre—right think—tank, and formerjournalist.t to the panel in a moment but first of our developing story over the last couple of hours in the middle east. middle east hamas says its deputy leader has been killed in an explosion in lebanon. hezbollah says his kidding" will not go unanswered". saleh al—arouri was deputy chairman of hamas's political bureau but is also known to have been deeply involved in its military affairs. hamas is designated a terrorist organisation by many western governments. this is the aftermath of the explosion — thought to be hamas office in beirut. reports six people killed. local media have described this as an israeli drone attack. the bbc hasn't verified that. the israeli military has told the bbc that it will not comment on reports in the foreign media. the un has described the beirut strike as �*extremely worrying'. a spokesperson for the un secretary general. we know that the secretary—general urges all parties to exercise maximum restraint and take urgent steps to de—escalate tensions in the reg

jennifer payne, and he said the wound wouldn't risk the opposition party leaders later. but as you know, this thing is the large span of the neck pastors as the main source of blood flowed down from the head. so it went on pretty for too long. it could cause serious brain damage for additional leading, which is exactly why who was transferred to the old national university hospital where he's undergoing surgery. there's still a precarious situation there. uh, do we know anything about the attacker and already what is possible motives may have been exactly minutes ago. please identify that the doctor is a man in his sixties. he appeared to be a fan of email, asking him for an autograph hole where they had been reading. i'm e mail that he suddenly loves for to sound the pretty liter and local news that we don't have reported that the web a used at the site was around the 18 centimeters long lease, also identified that he had bought the web it online, and they're still investigating what his exact motives for, and as he mentioned before, the police arrested the man at the s

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boeing 737 max payne returned to service last friday, this alaska airlines flight leaving seattle forgo was full weeks after a door panel blew out on another max plane in its fleet mid flight. passenger virginia was on her way to see her family. thoughts go through your mind, but you have to hope that people learn from their mistakes. boeing's boss acknowledged the company's shortcomings, a message he took to capitol hill last week when he met with senators. we are going to talk about transparency and responsibility and that will be it. thank you very much. for michael, it is not good enough. this is a boeing leadership problem. his daughter was killed when a 737 max 8 crashed in ethiopia a year after a similar crash in indonesia. we sent a letter with 1100 signatures from crash family victims and friends of victims, victims�* families and friends of families to the senate asking them to investigate boeing leadership to reveal how bad they are or not, and investigate the leadership and their ability to drive quality through the organisation. as boeing prepares to face investors, it's

and sebastian payne, the director on onward — a centre—right think—tank, and formerjournalist.made about the claim and counterclaim here? obviously the government is trying to get— obviously the government is trying to get a _ obviously the government is trying to get a good story out of this because — to get a good story out of this because migration is probably the biggest _ because migration is probably the biggest political hot potato in westminster at the moment as 2424 started. _ westminster at the moment as 2424 started. an _ westminster at the moment as 2424 started, an election year and clearly— started, an election year and clearly the conservative party is keen _ clearly the conservative party is keen to — clearly the conservative party is keen to show that it is on top of migration— keen to show that it is on top of migration and making progress on asylum _ migration and making progress on asylum claims, it all folds into the small_ asylum claims, it all folds into the small boats issue as well which has been _ small boats issue as well which has been huge. — small

one of my favorite guess is charles payne.hannel you also know him from fox news here and his fantastic seminars and books he is a great brand-new book and breakable investor that affects your life. in other words this affects everyday americans every day that is one of the reasons i wanted to have charles with us. charles, the federal government burps out these statistics tells her a bit of their doing better, they're feeling better and people are going what are they talking about? you look at the price of food, the price of utility bills, housing, rent, transportation, healthcare these are the basic things people need there is no reduction in expenses on that and i just want to say this and then i went to go to you. i think part of the problem with the biden is he lives like a veal calf. he lives like a veal calf. he is not out and about. his incapacity does not allow him he'll go get ice cream now and then he doesn't go to a diner come he doesn't go to a grocery stories on it with the people and does not understand was goin

charles payne and bret baier with analysis. let's go to the hill and aishah hosni has the reporting today. good morning. >> good morning to you both, bill and dana. good to see you. some senate republicans privately at least are concerned about what a donald trump top of the ticket would mean for the senate, whether they would be able to flip it this november. they point back to the mid-terms and what happened then with those trump-endorsed candidates. a lot of scrutiny on the quality of those candidates, the ones that didn't work out. worth noting here is that key members of gop leadership, we are talking about senate minority leader mitch mcconnell and whip john thune, they are still neutral. they have not endorsed trump as well as senior gop senator john cornyn has also not endorsed trump yet. steve danes is calling for everyone in the senate to unite behind the former president posting this on x. donald trump is the presumptive nominee and encouraging every republican to unite behind him . it will take all of us to defeat j

charles payne host of making money on fox business.irst of all, i'm a little confused when they pick one person to speak for all of us and i guess they just think they know how every household works. tell us about the ones the biden administration is missing. >> first of all, what he said was an outright lie, it was an outright lie. it's hurtful because he talked about how they are organizing. they try to win the black vote than they put in to help black people. he almost admitted. we're organizing and getting there early. black consultants complain they give all the white consultants money because they take the black vote for granted. you know, here is the deal. black wealth, white wealth increased $50,000 on average since 2019 to 2022. and then on top of it the economic burdens of inflation have been absolutely enormous. beyond the lies is what has president biden been most passion nall about? he has been most passionate about things that help rich white people. paying off ph.d.s, college loans. paying off wealthy folks, giving them

you know, how washington had payne's letter read to the troops another valley forge. so evoking valley forge has been part of the obama/biden, modus operandi for quite a while. >> the symbolism is understandable. these are pictures we're just getting in of the president and first lady, headquarters there. you know, george washington did unite americans during a tough winter of the revolutionary war. but i'm also reminded of a more recent presidential precedent, jimmy carter's famous or some may say infamous malaise speech where he said the erosion of confidence in the future is threatening to destroy the social and political fabric of america. now, i wonder if we're closer to that mood than what washington faced in 1777? >> chris, what a great question, and i was thinking about that exact speech of carter's earlier. look, there is no path for reelection for joe biden without pennsylvania. so it makes perfect sense he's doing this at valley forge. he's then going to charleston for mother emanuel ame church. it helps energize black voters in south carolina and beyond, b

cheryl: i want to bring in ryan payne in. see the consumer tart start to back away, tighten their belts, that's the economy. that also is kind of a bad sign for a lot of the retail names. we're going to get sales this week. >> yeah, which should come in better than expected. i'll take slowing down versus stopping completely when it comes to the economy. we have a saying that slow growth is better than no growth. but i'm curious right now. the big question is how many times is the federal reserve going to cut interest rates this year. the market is saying six. the fed is saying three times. i would probably err to three times given the fact that the economy may be stronger than expected. given the fact that we're going to see a reverse in monetary policy, what kind of names do you like here? do you like tech? do you like industrials? where are you putting your money right now? >> hays a good point. -- that's a good point. the market is expecting six cuts. we expect less than that. you could see potentially three or four cuts.

stuart: charles payne i'm sure you heard that, would you like to respond to it. >> it's just not trues not true, look at the bureau census, the census bureau interview look at the research, from 2019 - 2022, the average white families wealth increase 50000 of the black americans, black wealth increased at a faster pace, you're coming from such a low base that is because lower paying jobs did pretty well post covid, leisure and hospitality in respect to when permitted by wage, $10 an hour to $11 an hour, you could argue and say we got 10% but it still squat and nothing, it is nothing, you're not prepared black people to participate in the wealth creation of the nation to go to schools in the major cities and they graduate 12 grade with a seventh grade reading level, you've done nothing for black americans in their starting to wake up, we are starting to wake up and i know the campaigns been amazing in a six-year campaign, this is what the real campaign is, they are evil those are the mean white people that will harm you, it won't, neither what you've done under us, we've given you the

we go to charles payne. he has the doors bolted on very tightly. he takes over now from new hampshire i understand? charles: absolutely. good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne this is "making money" live from bedford, new hampshire. breaking now the rally hysteria continues. we are live from new hampshire. by the way it is really calm, it is beautiful out here. well the tension you can cut that with a night. major indices in the market, when you consider outside of those major stocks struggling a little bit, trying to pass the baton from the sizzling tech stocks to anything else. looks like gop voters could decide they want to hand over the presidential baton this is pivotal time for our nation's future. we have you covered throughout the sure. move over paul revere, the geezers are coming. meanwhile don luskin says the good news for the fed, death of group think. the bad news? it is being replaced by outright lies. why is the fed fumbling the message? we have two special guests, bill hemmer, dana perino. they have been around and know what is

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we'll turn it over to cheryl casone in for charles payne. take it away. cheryl: thank you, i'm cheryl casone in for charles payne, this is "making money." jack ablin is here to guide you through it. avoiding a recession is waning. danielle dimartino booth says not buying the soft landing narrative. she will explain. the white house down plays the border crisis. secretarial may york cast telling border agents more than 85% of migrants have been released into the u.s. we have a full report from the border. all that and making more own "making money". ♪. cheryl: l taking a look at your markets right now, we're off of those session lows today following yesterday's up tick. it has been an interesting rise in 2024. we've been rather sideways. investors absorbing all the latest economic data. of course earnings season will be kicking off this friday with all the big banks. some are feeling wariness but what can calm those nerves? let's bring in jack ablin. jack, great to see you. the santa claus rally turned out to be a bit of a dud at the end but overall the ma

good afternoon, everyone, i'm charles payne. this is "making money." breaking right now the s&p 500 now in cruise control. it is fourth straight closing on its fourth straight record of the year. face it it is all about the nasdaq. it is a complete rocket ship. in fact who knew the laws of inertia applied to the stock market. meanwhile the experts are playing catch-up. sometimes it is okay to be, you would rather be right, rather make money than being right. so wall street jumping into the fray here. by the way i have aplaying panel for you to help guide you through this including the great liz ann sonders. brave knew world in this market. economy didn't matter, earnings don't matter. and something tells me huxley was not thinking about this. i will ask dan suzuki thinks about it and how long we can live on the planet. a there a clip of me on social media. i got hot under the collar in new hampshire. i discuss what should unite us as a nation and not divide us anymore. all that and more on "making money." ♪. charles: all right, so the rally now is on a

jackie: all right charles payne, over to you, you shock them next. charles: great visiting with you, good afternoon, i'm charles payne. this is "making money" breaking right now. the markets trying to put brakes on disappointing start to the year. santa disappoints, how the oust is fighting back. then there is apple, folks, getting another downgrade this week. if "the magnificent seven" sinks will the market improve or does the market need "the magnificent seven" to sink to improve? how about they all go up together? all eyes focused on megacap names. the media tripping over themselves to paint "bidenomics" as a boon to the economy. art laffer says forget about the jargon. real talk from the legendary economist himself. my takeaway why we need in america a new baby boom. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. >> what's up? >> whoa, whoa. ♪ charles: all right. that was santa claus, folks, move over rip van winkle because after a pretty robust start turns out st. nick kind of let us down and fell asleep. the santa claus rally sort of petered o

eastern, "making money" with charles payne.s today, of course, and tomorrow the town hall. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: thanks for being here. >>> coming up, msnbc host dzhokhar borrow used obama to downplay trump's big win in iowa. watch this. >> leapt me just ask you, if barack obama took four years off and then ran in a democratic caucus in iowa, would 50% of democrats vote against barack obama? no, no, they wouldn't. stuart: okay. he just doesn't want to anytime that trump really running away with this thing, you know what i mean? homeland security committee chair mark green announced a second impeachment hearing for alejandro mayorkas, but, okay, if he's impeached, then what? the migrants keep coming, don't they? congressman between is next. ♪ alejandro, al hand destroy -- can alejandro ♪ ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, giving traders even more ways to sharpen their skills with tailored education. get an expanding library filled with new online videos, webcasts, articles, courses, and more - all crafted jus

i'm charles payne and this is "making money." th is a crucial week for investors. four of the top five stocks that moved this rocket ship will report threshings this week. also why chasing the market could actually be smart as we may also should prepare for pullbacks. plus the fed decision this week as the street eagerly awaits for clues on its rate cut but there are two huge wild cards, folks. jackie: including government spending and goods inflation. we'll go into detail. it may matter more than the fed. three american troops killed, dozens injured in a drone strike in jordan. how close are we in economic contagion? my perils on the unhappy nation. why the "partridge family" may be the secret weapon to propel us out of the doldrums. all that and so much more on "making money." ♪. charles: let's face it, the stock market has been an absolute rocket ship pulling up against gravitational forces that normally slow or bring the stock market back to earth, right? we see it expressed on so many levels. now here's the thing, 69% on the earnings side, one of the issues 69

so another thing i heard is that you, working in the kitchen, you told alexander payne that you wantedst -- i needed something with my hands. and i knew that it would ground me in the character. and so in the movie, there is a soup, oatmeal, like she's prepping and chopping up all the vegetables, a roasted chicken, and like a big pot of scrambled eggs, it's like the hangover meal or whatever and i loved all of it. and he was so kind he basically was like, "okay, what is the christmas menu?" and so i get to pick out what the christmas menu was, and all the trimmings. and then they had -- there's a series called "julia," like the julia child series >> seth: yes, of course. >> i think it was hbo. and the people from there worked with us. and so i got to just like, geek out on like, food, nerdy stuff >> seth: very nice >> yeah, and we swapped recipes and stuff like that. and then, yeah, we cooked it all. and it was all great, except for the oatmeal. >> seth: really? [ laughter ] >> yes >> seth: don't take this the wrong way, that's one of the easier things you listed [ laughter ] >> no. be

charles payne is up next. i didn't get any bonus performances when i worked for walmart tire and lube. charles: we come a long way. we come a long way. that is beautiful. $400,000. good afternoon, everybody, this is "making money" and i'm charles payne. we have a gauntlet of earnings, economic data and jay powell will step up to the mic in 24 1/2 hours. the tension is thick. you can cut it with a knife. after the close, "magnificent seven" two of the darlings will report, microsoft, alphabet google, they will post their financials and by the way so is amd which is a critical important name. we have laura martin will talk about the fundamentals of both of these names and danielle shay has her best options strategy. this is one-two punch you have to know to be prepared to make money the rest of the week. jerome powell steps up to the plate again. last time he hit a home run with investors. many worry about the relationship between this fed and this treasury department. don luskin and sheila bair are here to reac

here's your host, charles payne. [cheers and applause] charles: whoo! welcome, everyone, thank you very much. see a couple of familiar faces and hats. special edition, "making money" with charles payne. this is called "becoming unbreakable." now today's show is based in part on my newest book, unbreakable investor, which focuses on why the opportunity to invest in the greatest american gift and potential is something everyone should be looking to. we'll have a specific focus on the roaring '20s. as many of you know i kind of consider myself the pied piper of the stock market but still i stress the need for investors to focus on those individual opportunities in the market when i go to the mall, i don't go to every store in the mall, right? moreover there is a need to manage your portfolio actively, in fact more actively than ever. granted investing in the stock market on your own does seem like a daunting task listen, you have atfs, mutual funds, if you don't want to do the work there are ways to have exposure. do not be dissuaded because you are intimi

ok, so she i left the joseph payne. he's added to joe, is that the? well, you're just not sure. yeah. the thought of staying the non duty at that. i or for the haines in the home. uh because i don't know why the some that you saw that on i'm on to that feedback. how the now much a, sorry to cut the run cuz you have a shift. see and nice, and i tell them you heading off of, he's michelle go, i had too many to him and that's for new mom and dad will gladly say it would have gone on for monday. and suddenly i don't remember kind of showing a time. and in to joe's law items, tell him what's going on. but one of the things that the government is selective and it's application of the law, which the irrigation department denies that the issue going was, oh, i'm actually the, the, the, the line and the last, the rest of the it you through another phone thing. oh, i have some of them come in, you best one of the one to there has 6 children, but few of them see their future in farming. a lot of noticed on the edge of the land line, most of the odd i do, i have a saw this it, um, tell me,