Charles Payne

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Rich Habits Podcast · 180: Is The AI Bubble Popping? w/ Charles Payne (Fox Business) · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

I even dive in a little deeper because more recently people were saying, well, you know, those who say this isn't like the last time, remember earnings were going fast back then too.

It was still smoke and mirror-ish, put it that way.

In other words, if you look at Cisco, they were acquiring a lot of company.

It wasn't a lot of organic growth.

And I think that's one of the big distinctions, right?

So even if someone says, well, you know, some of those companies back then were growing, they were, but you got to look at where that growth came from.

And again, so this is completely different evaluations in terms of whatever you want to use, PE ratios or forward PE ratios.

Or peg ratios, they were completely different.

And so it's a bad comparison, but it also wastes a lot of time.

It creates a lot of hesitation because, again, I'm not sure how long this window is going to be open, but I do know that it's going to be generational.

Now, one of the things I've been doing recently is even trying to compare it to the railroads.

Because this is the fourth industrial revolution.

The second industrial revolution was based around the railroads, 1860, right after the Civil War.

And if you look at what happened between, let's say, 1860 and 1915, or right before the Federal Reserve was created, it's just, it wasn't even the railroads.

It opened up a way of thinking.

And all of the other inventions that came along and the idea that we can just sort of break mental barriers and do things and create things.

It was just a wonderful time.

You know, by the way, America was sort of, you know, dragging behind way behind all the European nations.

And by the early 1900s, you could say 1893, the Chicago World's Fair was a coming out party.

We eclipsed the rest of the world during that period of time.

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