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Between Boeing Corp. (NYSE: BA) sinking 6% this week, the 2020 election looming over the economy, and stocks sitting near all-time highs, knowing what to do with your money can seem like a riddle.
That's why FOX Business Network's "Making Money with Charles Payne" put together what Charles called his "all-star" panel to make sense of the market.
It's a discussion you don't want to miss...
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Cryptocurrency investing got a fresh jolt of energy on Tuesday as the prices of most coins were up by double-digit percentages.
The surge had many crypto fans hailing the return of "altseason," a time when cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin enjoy big gains.
But the suddenness of this crypto rally raises a lot of questions.
Here's why it happened - and how likely it is to continue...
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Iran's missile attack last night sent the stock market on a roller coaster.
Dow futures plunged 400 points before rebounding this morning, and now the S&P 500 is trading at all-time highs after U.S. President Donald Trump's speech.
That sort of whipsaw in the markets is creating opportunities left and right.
In fact, Chris Johnson says this is like nothing he's seen in 33 years of trading.
To help you make sense of what's going on, Chris jumped in front of the camera and broke down the sectors and stocks he's paying closest attention to today.
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Investors keep staying on the sidelines due to one very popular – or rather, unpopular -narrative: The global debt bomb is finally exploding.
For years now, fearmongering headlines on the subject have continued to stoke investor anxiety.
When debt levels skyrocketed in 2019, so did headlines like "Titanic Iceberg of World Debt Could Sink a Slowing Global Economy."
As the last decade of the 2010s wound down, year-end predictions and warnings multiplied, with December 2019 registering several doom-and-gloom debt bomb headlines.
On Dec. 1, Bloomberg postulated, "The Way Out for a World Economy Hooked on Debt? More Debt."
On Dec. 20, ABC News' top story was, "The World Bank Warns a 'Wave of Debt' Could Swamp Global Economy."
And in Britain, The Guardian on Jan. 4 fretted, "Debt Will Kill the Global Economy. But It Seems No One Cares."
The fuse has been lit on the global debt bomb – but it's not time to pull out of the markets. Here's the real story you need to know… Full Story
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Oil prices spiked nearly 4% overnight after the United States killed Iran’s top general, Qasem Soleimani.
But that’s just the start if Soleimani’s death leads to a larger conflict between the United States and Iran.
We’re forecasting that oil prices could double.
But it won’t happen automatically.
You’ll need to keep an eye on one specific trigger…
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Despite its population of 1.3 billion people and economy on course to be the biggest in the world, China has yet to be a military threat to the United States because of its navy.
But China is trying to change that in a hurry.
And a recent aerial photo captured the scope of China’s fast growing naval development.
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We want you to be the most informed cannabis investor in the nation, so we’re taking a deep dive into the 10 states most likely to legalize marijuana in 2020.
Greg Miller, Executive Director for the National Institute of Cannabis Investors, says it’s a crucial year for marijuana stocks.
Most of the 2020 presidential candidates support federal legalization.
And even some of the most hardline anti-pot states are easing restrictions.
The legal cannabis market is worth $10.8 billion right now.
But Miller says full U.S. legalization could make the cannabis market “jump to over $300 billion practically overnight.”
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You know, all of my adult life, I've been a hard-hitting fiscal conservative.
If you'd come to me two or three years ago and said there's a new government mandate – a California government mandate – that Michael Robinson was going to love and endorse, I would've laughed you out of the room.
But, my new research has completely shifted my stance.
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The mainstream business news is laser-focused on the trade dispute with China. President Trump's fight with China's Xi Jinping is just about all you hear or read about in the business news.
Even the string of all-time market highs these past two weeks had a tough time getting any press. The pundits quickly got back to talking about tariffs and trade negotiations, as if nothing else mattered.
But there's a much more important story developing right under our eyes, right in America's heartland.
One that no one is talking about. Probably because it's not very convenient.
Of course, the truth rarely is.
But the consequences for your finances, and for swathes of Americans, could be tremendous...
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Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ: MSFT) just won a coveted $10 billion, 10-year Department of Defense contract.
But there's an even bigger catalyst on the horizon for Microsoft's cloud network.
Of course, this contract is a huge win for Microsoft's Azure cloud over rival Amazon.com Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN).
It elevates their server to greater dominance in the cloud war.
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