Charles Payne: We Don't Realize How Great We Have It @TheJuliaLaRocheShow

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Charles Payne, host of FOX Business Network’s (FBN) Making Money with Charles Payne (weekdays 2-3PM/ET), joined Julia La Roche on episode 122 to discuss his newest book, "Unbreakable Investor: Build The American Dream In Any Economic Cycle."

In this episode, Charles shares his views on the bifurcated economy and markets and his recession outlook. He also outlines his thesis for what he calls the Roaring 2020s and the need for pro-business leadership to bring that to fruition.

Elsewhere, he explains that younger generations don't recognize how great we have it living in the U.S. He shares a heartfelt story about his grandparents owning a farm in Alabama, his American dream, and his mother's profound impact on his life.

Charles began his career on Wall Street as an analyst at E.F. Hutton in 1985. In 1991, he founded Wall Street Strategies, an independent stock market research firm where he serves as chief executive officer and principal analyst. He published his first book, "Be Smart, Act Fast, Get Rich" in May 2007, and "Unstoppable Prosperity: Learn the Strategy I’ve Used for Years to Beat the Market" in 2019.

He joined FOX News Media as a contributor in 2007 and provides financial analysis across FBN and FOX News Channel.

Links:
Twitter/X: twitter.com/cvpayne
Wall Street Strategies: wstreet.com
Unbreakable Investor: unbreakableinvestor.com

0:00 Intro and welcome Charles Payne
1:24 Big picture view, bifurcated economy and markets
2:51 Recession
4:15 Unbreakable Investor
6:34 Stock market
10:13 Roaring 2020s
12:28 Leadership
15:30 Outlook on the U.S.
19:30 Charles’ journey to Wall Street
25:50 Closing thoughts

#economy #recession #stockmarket

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