Charles Payne: Momentum has made a 'monunmental move'
'Making Money' host Charles Payne introduces the day's market downturn, highlighting the S&P 500 and NASDAQ falls led by megacap tech.
This is just the beginning of the AI revolution: Charles Payne
FOX Business host Charles Payne discusses the A.I. revolution and developments in China on 'Making Money.'
China's Kimi K3 AI model: A breakdown of its key features
Tenex co-founder and co-managing partner Arman Hezarkhani breaks down the features of China's Kimi K3 A.I. model, its growing competitiveness and the U.S.-China race for A.I. leadership on ‘Making Money.’
There is a campaign underway to derail US efforts on AI: Charles Payne
FOX Business host Charles Payne discusses the U.S. artificial intelligence race on 'Making Money.'
Charles Payne: The rotation trade 'continues to expand'
FOX Business host Charles Payne discusses the bifurcated market, with tech sector weakness contrasting with gains in other areas, on 'Making Money.'
AI infrastructure boom: Key companies capitalizing on the AI buildout
Walser Wealth Management CIO Rebecca Walser discusses key companies capitalizing on the A.I. buildout and other market opportunities on ‘Making Money.’
Adam Kobeissi: Don't 'get comfortable' in the AI era
Adam Kobeissi, editor-in-chief of The Kobeissi Letter, warns investors to "never get comfortable" in the AI era on 'Making Money.'
Charles Payne: We all know the stock market script has been written
'Making Money' host Charles Payne analyzes shifting market trends and the 'buy the dip' strategy.
Lessons for the AI era: ‘Never get comfortable’
The Kobeissi Letter editor-in-chief Adam Kobeissi warns investors to ‘never get comfortable’ with stock market swings in the A.I. age and more on ‘Making Money.’
Get back to the basics, stay diversified: Oppenheimer managing director
Oppenheimer managing director and chief market strategist John Stoltzfus discusses outperformers and growth stocks on 'Making Money.'
The Federal Reserve's 2021 transitory inflation judgment was 'completely wrong,' economist says
Charles Payne and Daniel Lacalle express confusion over the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, questioning why they slow the economy when wages rise and hike rates when gas prices are already high.
Kevin Warsh isn't 'hawkish in any shape or form,' economist says
Tressis chief economist Daniel Lacalle joins 'Making Money' to analyze Fed chair Kevin Warsh’s recent Senate appearance and vision for the Federal Reserve and AI's impact on the labor market.
Semiconductor trade hits peak as crowded positioning raises volatility fears
Chief investment strategist Anastasia Amoroso discusses the surge in the ‘long global semiconductors’ trade, now considered the world's most crowded investment at 82% of investors on ‘Making Money.’
Charles Payne: This will be a consequential session
FOX Business host Charles Payne discusses inflation, IBM performance and changing market narratives on 'Making Money.'
Don Peebles sizes up housing bill's limited impact
Charles Payne and Don Peebles discuss the bipartisan housing bill. Peebles explains the core housing crises are workforce and affordable housing shortages, asserting the bill will have limited impact on these issues.
Inside the future of the Federal Reserve under Kevin Warsh
'Making Money' panelists Mohamed El-Erian and Neil Dutta discuss the five task forces of the Federal Reserve.
Investment expert calls Wells Fargo a value play after being ‘left for dead’
UBS managing director Erika Najarian outlines key themes to watch during the upcoming Q2 bank earnings season on ‘Making Money.’
Charles Payne: There is a fair amount of pressure on this market
FOX Business host Charles Payne unpacks market worries and discusses factors to watch for on 'Making Money.'
Focus on the forward market, not the spot market: Federated Hermes CIO
Federated Hermes CIO Stephen Auth discusses his outlook on the secular bull market on 'Making Money.'
Fed's oil trap: Hiking rates won't control energy costs
Bob Iaccino explains the Federal Reserve's "oil trap," where inflation is driven by energy costs beyond the Fed's control. He argues that raising interest rates to combat this type of inflation would only lead to a recession. Charles Payne concurs.



















