Cathie Wood: AI buildout won't end like the 200 railroad bankruptcies of the 1800s
CathieDWood · x · 2026-09-09
ARK's Cathie Wood pushes back on the railroad-bubble analogy for the AI buildout: over 200 railroads went bankrupt in the 1800s because they were built on hope, while AI revenues are already growing fast. She argues real demand-backed income makes this cycle different.
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