No Payne No Gain en 2026 Red Apple Media Ryan Payne is the president of Payne Capital Management and the host of No Payne No Gain, airing Saturdays from 2PM to 3PM on 77 WABC Radio. With years of experience in wealth management and financial planning, Ryan brings an entrepreneur’s mindset and a free-thinking approach to the world of investing. On the show, he breaks down market trends, investment strategies, financial planning, and the behavioral side of money in a way that is practical, direct, and easy to understand. Drawing from his background as a top advisor at Merrill Lynch, his leadership at PCM, and the investment philosophy developed alongside his father, Bob Payne, Ryan helps listeners think smarter about building wealth, navigating volatility, and making confident financial decisions. https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/9fec1c5e-e1ab-11ec-89d8-ef8b2fd67428/image/47ef63abf3e9d1e7f5fae593b21587be.png?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress No Payne No Gain episodic WLIR FM & 77 WABC 77 WABC Ryan Payne is the president of Payne Capital Management and the host of No Payne No Gain, airing Saturdays from 2PM to 3PM on 77 WABC Radio. With years of experience in wealth management and financial planning, Ryan brings an entrepreneur’s mindset and a free-thinking approach to the world of investing. On the show, he breaks down market trends, investment strategies, financial planning, and the behavioral side of money in a way that is practical, direct, and easy to understand. Drawing from his background as a top advisor at Merrill Lynch, his leadership at PCM, and the investment philosophy developed alongside his father, Bob Payne, Ryan helps listeners think smarter about building wealth, navigating volatility, and making confident financial decisions. Ryan Payne is the president of Payne Capital Management and the host of No Payne No Gain, airing Saturdays from 2PM to 3PM on 77 WABC Radio. With years of experience in wealth management and financial planning, Ryan brings an entrepreneur’s mindset and a free-thinking approach to the world of investing. On the show, he breaks down market trends, investment strategies, financial planning, and the behavioral side of money in a way that is practical, direct, and easy to understand. Drawing from his background as a top advisor at Merrill Lynch, his leadership at PCM, and the investment philosophy developed alongside his father, Bob Payne, Ryan helps listeners think smarter about building wealth, navigating volatility, and making confident financial decisions.

]]> 77 WABC podcast@wabcradio.com Mitch Modell | 06-27-26 Mitch Modell, former leader of the famous sporting goods chain, appeared on the radio show No Pain, No Gain to announce his return to the retail world through a new e-commerce venture, MitchellModell.com. Driven by a grassroots social media demand following a historic New York Knicks championship, Modell is leveraging a "comeback story" by selling affordable fan gear featuring a resilient pigeon logo that symbolizes the gritty spirit of New Yorkers. This new business model prioritizes charitable impact, donating a portion of every sale to fund prostate cancer screenings, while intentionally operating independently from the original corporate brand. Looking toward the future, Modell plans to transition from digital sales back into boutique brick-and-mortar locations by 2030, aiming to restore the high-energy, community-focused shopping experience that he believes modern "soulless" big-box retailers have failed to replicate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 27 Jun 2026 19:00:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Mitch Modell, former leader of the famous sporting goods chain, appeared on the radio show No Pain, No Gain to announce his return to the retail world through a new e-commerce venture, MitchellModell.com. Driven by a grassroots social media demand following a historic New York Knicks championship, Modell is leveraging a "comeback story" by selling affordable fan gear featuring a resilient pigeon logo that symbolizes the gritty spirit of New Yorkers. This new business model prioritizes charitable impact, donating a portion of every sale to fund prostate cancer screenings, while intentionally operating independently from the original corporate brand. Looking toward the future, Modell plans to transition from digital sales back into boutique brick-and-mortar locations by 2030, aiming to restore the high-energy, community-focused shopping experience that he believes modern "soulless" big-box retailers have failed to replicate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mitch Modell, former leader of the famous sporting goods chain, appeared on the radio show No Pain, No Gain to announce his return to the retail world through a new e-commerce venture, MitchellModell.com. Driven by a grassroots social media demand following a historic New York Knicks championship, Modell is leveraging a "comeback story" by selling affordable fan gear featuring a resilient pigeon logo that symbolizes the gritty spirit of New Yorkers. This new business model prioritizes charitable impact, donating a portion of every sale to fund prostate cancer screenings, while intentionally operating independently from the original corporate brand. Looking toward the future, Modell plans to transition from digital sales back into boutique brick-and-mortar locations by 2030, aiming to restore the high-energy, community-focused shopping experience that he believes modern "soulless" big-box retailers have failed to replicate.

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]]> 1109 Bob Payne | 06-27-26 Ryan and Bob Payne argue that while high-flying sectors like semiconductors experience dizzying price swings, true financial stability comes from owning a diversified portfolio rather than chasing specific winners. They emphasize a broadening market where capital is moving away from overcrowded mega-cap tech stocks toward undervalued small-cap and international equities that offer better valuations and higher dividend yields. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 27 Jun 2026 19:00:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan and Bob Payne argue that while high-flying sectors like semiconductors experience dizzying price swings, true financial stability comes from owning a diversified portfolio rather than chasing specific winners. They emphasize a broadening market where capital is moving away from overcrowded mega-cap tech stocks toward undervalued small-cap and international equities that offer better valuations and higher dividend yields. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan and Bob Payne argue that while high-flying sectors like semiconductors experience dizzying price swings, true financial stability comes from owning a diversified portfolio rather than chasing specific winners. They emphasize a broadening market where capital is moving away from overcrowded mega-cap tech stocks toward undervalued small-cap and international equities that offer better valuations and higher dividend yields.

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]]> 784 No Payne No Gain | 06-27-26 Ryan Payne navigates the complexities of the current market, contrasting the artificial intelligence boom with the slow decline of cryptocurrency, which Payne dismisses as an unreliable asset class. A significant portion of the program features an interview with Mitch Modell, who details the grassroots comeback of the iconic New York brand through a new digital venture tied to sports culture and philanthropy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 27 Jun 2026 19:00:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne navigates the complexities of the current market, contrasting the artificial intelligence boom with the slow decline of cryptocurrency, which Payne dismisses as an unreliable asset class. A significant portion of the program features an interview with Mitch Modell, who details the grassroots comeback of the iconic New York brand through a new digital venture tied to sports culture and philanthropy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne navigates the complexities of the current market, contrasting the artificial intelligence boom with the slow decline of cryptocurrency, which Payne dismisses as an unreliable asset class. A significant portion of the program features an interview with Mitch Modell, who details the grassroots comeback of the iconic New York brand through a new digital venture tied to sports culture and philanthropy.

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]]> 3577 No Payne No Gain | 06-20-26 Ryan Payne discusses the evolving dynamics of the modern economy, specifically focusing on the intersection of monetary policy and sector rotation. A primary theme is the persistence of inflation, driven by rising defense spending, an AI-fueled infrastructure boom, and a hawkish Federal Reserve under new leadership that resists political pressure to cut interest rates. The hosts argue that investors must shift away from a "one-trick pony" reliance on mega-cap technology stocks and instead embrace a globally diversified, income-producing portfolio that includes small-cap value stocks and high-quality bonds. The dialogue further examines labor market tensions, debating how the H-1B visa program and an aging population create a mismatch between skilled labor demand and available opportunities for domestic youth. Finally, the show explores speculative market trends through a heated debate over the valuation of SpaceX, contrasting its massive industrial moats with its extraordinarily high revenue multiples to illustrate the risks and rewards of the current investment landscape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 20 Jun 2026 19:12:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne discusses the evolving dynamics of the modern economy, specifically focusing on the intersection of monetary policy and sector rotation. A primary theme is the persistence of inflation, driven by rising defense spending, an AI-fueled infrastructure boom, and a hawkish Federal Reserve under new leadership that resists political pressure to cut interest rates. The hosts argue that investors must shift away from a "one-trick pony" reliance on mega-cap technology stocks and instead embrace a globally diversified, income-producing portfolio that includes small-cap value stocks and high-quality bonds. The dialogue further examines labor market tensions, debating how the H-1B visa program and an aging population create a mismatch between skilled labor demand and available opportunities for domestic youth. Finally, the show explores speculative market trends through a heated debate over the valuation of SpaceX, contrasting its massive industrial moats with its extraordinarily high revenue multiples to illustrate the risks and rewards of the current investment landscape. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne discusses the evolving dynamics of the modern economy, specifically focusing on the intersection of monetary policy and sector rotation. A primary theme is the persistence of inflation, driven by rising defense spending, an AI-fueled infrastructure boom, and a hawkish Federal Reserve under new leadership that resists political pressure to cut interest rates. The hosts argue that investors must shift away from a "one-trick pony" reliance on mega-cap technology stocks and instead embrace a globally diversified, income-producing portfolio that includes small-cap value stocks and high-quality bonds. The dialogue further examines labor market tensions, debating how the H-1B visa program and an aging population create a mismatch between skilled labor demand and available opportunities for domestic youth. Finally, the show explores speculative market trends through a heated debate over the valuation of SpaceX, contrasting its massive industrial moats with its extraordinarily high revenue multiples to illustrate the risks and rewards of the current investment landscape.

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]]> 3578 Bob Payne | 06-20-26 Ryan and his father Bob Payne argue that traditional portfolios are currently inadequate, warning against an over-reliance on bond funds and large-cap growth stocks which may fail to preserve purchasing power as the Federal Reserve considers raising interest rates. To combat the "insidious hidden tax" of rising costs, they advocate for a global diversification strategy that emphasizes small-cap stocks, value sectors, and companies offering consistent dividend growth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 20 Jun 2026 19:09:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan and his father Bob Payne argue that traditional portfolios are currently inadequate, warning against an over-reliance on bond funds and large-cap growth stocks which may fail to preserve purchasing power as the Federal Reserve considers raising interest rates. To combat the "insidious hidden tax" of rising costs, they advocate for a global diversification strategy that emphasizes small-cap stocks, value sectors, and companies offering consistent dividend growth. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan and his father Bob Payne argue that traditional portfolios are currently inadequate, warning against an over-reliance on bond funds and large-cap growth stocks which may fail to preserve purchasing power as the Federal Reserve considers raising interest rates. To combat the "insidious hidden tax" of rising costs, they advocate for a global diversification strategy that emphasizes small-cap stocks, value sectors, and companies offering consistent dividend growth.

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]]> 698 Joel Schulman | 06-20-26 Ryan Payne and fund manager Joel Schulman discuss the recent initial public offering of SpaceX and its impact on the market. While the participants acknowledge the company's unprecedented valuation and dominant position in space exploration, they disagree on whether the current stock price is sustainable given its high revenue multiples. Schulman argues that massive institutional demand from index inclusions will provide a price floor, whereas Payne expresses concern over potential selling pressure once investor lock-up periods expire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 20 Jun 2026 19:09:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne and fund manager Joel Schulman discuss the recent initial public offering of SpaceX and its impact on the market. While the participants acknowledge the company's unprecedented valuation and dominant position in space exploration, they disagree on whether the current stock price is sustainable given its high revenue multiples. Schulman argues that massive institutional demand from index inclusions will provide a price floor, whereas Payne expresses concern over potential selling pressure once investor lock-up periods expire. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne and fund manager Joel Schulman discuss the recent initial public offering of SpaceX and its impact on the market. While the participants acknowledge the company's unprecedented valuation and dominant position in space exploration, they disagree on whether the current stock price is sustainable given its high revenue multiples. Schulman argues that massive institutional demand from index inclusions will provide a price floor, whereas Payne expresses concern over potential selling pressure once investor lock-up periods expire.

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]]> 789 Bob Payne | 06-13-26 Ryan and Bob Payne regarding the volatility of high-profile IPOs and the hidden risks of chasing speculative market trends like SpaceX. The speakers argue that the initial public offering market is often rigged against retail investors, suggesting that the most promising shares are reserved for institutional insiders while individual traders are left with overvalued assets. Instead of focusing on "sexy" names or mature tech companies that may have already peaked, they advocate for a strategy of broad diversification into undervalued sectors like mid-cap stocks and real estate investment trusts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 13 Jun 2026 20:36:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan and Bob Payne regarding the volatility of high-profile IPOs and the hidden risks of chasing speculative market trends like SpaceX. The speakers argue that the initial public offering market is often rigged against retail investors, suggesting that the most promising shares are reserved for institutional insiders while individual traders are left with overvalued assets. Instead of focusing on "sexy" names or mature tech companies that may have already peaked, they advocate for a strategy of broad diversification into undervalued sectors like mid-cap stocks and real estate investment trusts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan and Bob Payne regarding the volatility of high-profile IPOs and the hidden risks of chasing speculative market trends like SpaceX. The speakers argue that the initial public offering market is often rigged against retail investors, suggesting that the most promising shares are reserved for institutional insiders while individual traders are left with overvalued assets. Instead of focusing on "sexy" names or mature tech companies that may have already peaked, they advocate for a strategy of broad diversification into undervalued sectors like mid-cap stocks and real estate investment trusts.

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]]> 781 No Payne No Gain | 06-13-26 Ryan Payne and his guests analyze the monumental SpaceX IPO and the rise of artificial intelligence as symbols of a "great revolution" comparable to the tech boom of the late 1990s, while simultaneously addressing the persistent inflationary pressures and wealth disparities affecting the broader populace. A central focus of the program is the strategic importance of domestic manufacturing, highlighted by an interview with Gary Evans of US Antimony Corporation regarding the critical need to secure mineral supply chains and reduce reliance on Chinese refining. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 13 Jun 2026 20:35:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne and his guests analyze the monumental SpaceX IPO and the rise of artificial intelligence as symbols of a "great revolution" comparable to the tech boom of the late 1990s, while simultaneously addressing the persistent inflationary pressures and wealth disparities affecting the broader populace. A central focus of the program is the strategic importance of domestic manufacturing, highlighted by an interview with Gary Evans of US Antimony Corporation regarding the critical need to secure mineral supply chains and reduce reliance on Chinese refining. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne and his guests analyze the monumental SpaceX IPO and the rise of artificial intelligence as symbols of a "great revolution" comparable to the tech boom of the late 1990s, while simultaneously addressing the persistent inflationary pressures and wealth disparities affecting the broader populace. A central focus of the program is the strategic importance of domestic manufacturing, highlighted by an interview with Gary Evans of US Antimony Corporation regarding the critical need to secure mineral supply chains and reduce reliance on Chinese refining.

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]]> 3617 Gary Evans | 06-13-26 Gary Evans of US Antimony Corporation outlines a strategic shift to reclaim the domestic supply chain for antimony, a critical mineral used in military technology and flame retardants. He critiques the extractive and environmentally damaging practices of Chinese firms in foreign markets, contrasting them with his company’s focus on local job creation and environmental stewardship in places like Bolivia. By leveraging a joint venture in Idaho and exploring untapped resources in Alaska, the company aims to move from international sourcing to producing 75% of its raw materials domestically by 2028. This transition is largely driven by a federal executive order requiring US-sourced materials for military use, positioning the company to dominate the market while significantly expanding profit margins through vertical integration. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 13 Jun 2026 20:34:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Gary Evans of US Antimony Corporation outlines a strategic shift to reclaim the domestic supply chain for antimony, a critical mineral used in military technology and flame retardants. He critiques the extractive and environmentally damaging practices of Chinese firms in foreign markets, contrasting them with his company’s focus on local job creation and environmental stewardship in places like Bolivia. By leveraging a joint venture in Idaho and exploring untapped resources in Alaska, the company aims to move from international sourcing to producing 75% of its raw materials domestically by 2028. This transition is largely driven by a federal executive order requiring US-sourced materials for military use, positioning the company to dominate the market while significantly expanding profit margins through vertical integration. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Gary Evans of US Antimony Corporation outlines a strategic shift to reclaim the domestic supply chain for antimony, a critical mineral used in military technology and flame retardants. He critiques the extractive and environmentally damaging practices of Chinese firms in foreign markets, contrasting them with his company’s focus on local job creation and environmental stewardship in places like Bolivia. By leveraging a joint venture in Idaho and exploring untapped resources in Alaska, the company aims to move from international sourcing to producing 75% of its raw materials domestically by 2028. This transition is largely driven by a federal executive order requiring US-sourced materials for military use, positioning the company to dominate the market while significantly expanding profit margins through vertical integration.

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]]> 1067 Dan Ives | 06-06-26 Dan Ives argues that the current artificial intelligence boom represents a fourth industrial revolution rather than a speculative bubble similar to the dot-com crash. He suggests we are only in the early innings of a multi-year bull market, characterized by massive capital expenditures and a significant spending multiplier where every dollar spent on chips generates substantial secondary growth across the sector. Ives identifies Nvidia as the foundational player in this era, while emphasizing that the market is transitioning into a stock-picker's phase where second and third-derivative companies in infrastructure, software, and cybersecurity will emerge as winners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 06 Jun 2026 19:00:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Dan Ives argues that the current artificial intelligence boom represents a fourth industrial revolution rather than a speculative bubble similar to the dot-com crash. He suggests we are only in the early innings of a multi-year bull market, characterized by massive capital expenditures and a significant spending multiplier where every dollar spent on chips generates substantial secondary growth across the sector. Ives identifies Nvidia as the foundational player in this era, while emphasizing that the market is transitioning into a stock-picker's phase where second and third-derivative companies in infrastructure, software, and cybersecurity will emerge as winners. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Dan Ives argues that the current artificial intelligence boom represents a fourth industrial revolution rather than a speculative bubble similar to the dot-com crash. He suggests we are only in the early innings of a multi-year bull market, characterized by massive capital expenditures and a significant spending multiplier where every dollar spent on chips generates substantial secondary growth across the sector. Ives identifies Nvidia as the foundational player in this era, while emphasizing that the market is transitioning into a stock-picker's phase where second and third-derivative companies in infrastructure, software, and cybersecurity will emerge as winners.

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]]> 1084 No Payne No Gain | 06-06-26 Ryan Payne explores the sharp contrast between booming stock market indices and the economic hardships currently faced by many American households. While Payne and his guests acknowledge that we are in the midst of a transformative technological revolution fueled by artificial intelligence, they caution that high market valuations and record-level credit card debt signal potential risks for the unprepared. The discussion highlights a widening wealth gap—often described as a K-shaped recovery—where investors benefit from spectacular corporate earnings while average consumers struggle with persistent inflation and elevated borrowing costs. To navigate this volatility, the experts emphasize the necessity of portfolio diversification through commodities, real estate, and fixed-income bonds rather than over-concentrating in popular tech stocks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 06 Jun 2026 19:00:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne explores the sharp contrast between booming stock market indices and the economic hardships currently faced by many American households. While Payne and his guests acknowledge that we are in the midst of a transformative technological revolution fueled by artificial intelligence, they caution that high market valuations and record-level credit card debt signal potential risks for the unprepared. The discussion highlights a widening wealth gap—often described as a K-shaped recovery—where investors benefit from spectacular corporate earnings while average consumers struggle with persistent inflation and elevated borrowing costs. To navigate this volatility, the experts emphasize the necessity of portfolio diversification through commodities, real estate, and fixed-income bonds rather than over-concentrating in popular tech stocks. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne explores the sharp contrast between booming stock market indices and the economic hardships currently faced by many American households. While Payne and his guests acknowledge that we are in the midst of a transformative technological revolution fueled by artificial intelligence, they caution that high market valuations and record-level credit card debt signal potential risks for the unprepared. The discussion highlights a widening wealth gap—often described as a K-shaped recovery—where investors benefit from spectacular corporate earnings while average consumers struggle with persistent inflation and elevated borrowing costs. To navigate this volatility, the experts emphasize the necessity of portfolio diversification through commodities, real estate, and fixed-income bonds rather than over-concentrating in popular tech stocks.

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]]> 3642 No Payne No Gain | 05-30-26 Ryan Payne and his guests analyze the current technological revolution, comparing the present AI-driven surge to the late 90s while noting that today’s tech giants possess much stronger corporate earnings. Despite this optimism, the show highlights a "tale of two tapes" where high inflation, rising interest rates, and record-breaking credit card debt create significant anxiety for the middle class. To navigate this volatility, the experts advocate for portfolio diversification through assets like real estate and commodities to hedge against "sticky" inflation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 30 May 2026 21:27:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne and his guests analyze the current technological revolution, comparing the present AI-driven surge to the late 90s while noting that today’s tech giants possess much stronger corporate earnings. Despite this optimism, the show highlights a "tale of two tapes" where high inflation, rising interest rates, and record-breaking credit card debt create significant anxiety for the middle class. To navigate this volatility, the experts advocate for portfolio diversification through assets like real estate and commodities to hedge against "sticky" inflation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne and his guests analyze the current technological revolution, comparing the present AI-driven surge to the late 90s while noting that today’s tech giants possess much stronger corporate earnings. Despite this optimism, the show highlights a "tale of two tapes" where high inflation, rising interest rates, and record-breaking credit card debt create significant anxiety for the middle class. To navigate this volatility, the experts advocate for portfolio diversification through assets like real estate and commodities to hedge against "sticky" inflation.

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]]> 3642 Bob Payne | 05-30-26 Ryan and Bob Payne evaluate the tension between record-high corporate earnings and the historically rich valuations of the current stock market. While the economy appears robust due to a strong labor market and the AI-driven tech boom, the two warn that forward price-to-earnings ratios are reaching dangerous levels that could lead to a rapid decline during a recession. To mitigate these risks, they advocate for strategic diversification beyond popular technology stocks, suggesting that investors incorporate small-cap stocks, commodities, and real estate to generate consistent cash flow. They emphasize that the ideal time to bulletproof a portfolio is while the market is thriving, rather than waiting for the inevitable economic shift. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 30 May 2026 21:26:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan and Bob Payne evaluate the tension between record-high corporate earnings and the historically rich valuations of the current stock market. While the economy appears robust due to a strong labor market and the AI-driven tech boom, the two warn that forward price-to-earnings ratios are reaching dangerous levels that could lead to a rapid decline during a recession. To mitigate these risks, they advocate for strategic diversification beyond popular technology stocks, suggesting that investors incorporate small-cap stocks, commodities, and real estate to generate consistent cash flow. They emphasize that the ideal time to bulletproof a portfolio is while the market is thriving, rather than waiting for the inevitable economic shift. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan and Bob Payne evaluate the tension between record-high corporate earnings and the historically rich valuations of the current stock market. While the economy appears robust due to a strong labor market and the AI-driven tech boom, the two warn that forward price-to-earnings ratios are reaching dangerous levels that could lead to a rapid decline during a recession. To mitigate these risks, they advocate for strategic diversification beyond popular technology stocks, suggesting that investors incorporate small-cap stocks, commodities, and real estate to generate consistent cash flow. They emphasize that the ideal time to bulletproof a portfolio is while the market is thriving, rather than waiting for the inevitable economic shift.

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]]> 730 Dan Ives | 05-30-26 Dan Ives argues that the current surge in artificial intelligence represents a true fourth industrial revolution rather than a speculative bubble similar to the dot-com crash. Ives characterizes the market as being in its early innings of growth, suggesting that massive capital expenditures and a high demand-to-supply ratio for semiconductors signal a long-term structural shift. He identifies Nvidia as the foundational player of this era, while highlighting how the "spending boom" is creating valuable second and third-party opportunities in sectors like server infrastructure and software. Beyond specific stocks, the discussion touches on the geopolitical arms race between the United States and China, emphasizing the strategic necessity of maintaining a lead in AI development and data center capacity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 30 May 2026 21:26:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Dan Ives argues that the current surge in artificial intelligence represents a true fourth industrial revolution rather than a speculative bubble similar to the dot-com crash. Ives characterizes the market as being in its early innings of growth, suggesting that massive capital expenditures and a high demand-to-supply ratio for semiconductors signal a long-term structural shift. He identifies Nvidia as the foundational player of this era, while highlighting how the "spending boom" is creating valuable second and third-party opportunities in sectors like server infrastructure and software. Beyond specific stocks, the discussion touches on the geopolitical arms race between the United States and China, emphasizing the strategic necessity of maintaining a lead in AI development and data center capacity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Dan Ives argues that the current surge in artificial intelligence represents a true fourth industrial revolution rather than a speculative bubble similar to the dot-com crash. Ives characterizes the market as being in its early innings of growth, suggesting that massive capital expenditures and a high demand-to-supply ratio for semiconductors signal a long-term structural shift. He identifies Nvidia as the foundational player of this era, while highlighting how the "spending boom" is creating valuable second and third-party opportunities in sectors like server infrastructure and software. Beyond specific stocks, the discussion touches on the geopolitical arms race between the United States and China, emphasizing the strategic necessity of maintaining a lead in AI development and data center capacity.

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]]> 1084 No Payne No Gain | 05-23-26 Ryan Payne and his guests discuss a resilient American economy that appears capable of sustaining growth despite high interest rates and persistent inflation. The conversation transitions from a macroeconomic analysis of historical market cycles to a specific focus on the AI revolution, highlighting how emerging technologies are driving a massive surge in infrastructure demand, energy consumption, and high-profile IPOs. The participants weigh the excitement of this technological boom against potential risks, such as speculative bubbles reminiscent of the late 1990s and the increasing unaffordability of housing for younger generations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 23 May 2026 19:00:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne and his guests discuss a resilient American economy that appears capable of sustaining growth despite high interest rates and persistent inflation. The conversation transitions from a macroeconomic analysis of historical market cycles to a specific focus on the AI revolution, highlighting how emerging technologies are driving a massive surge in infrastructure demand, energy consumption, and high-profile IPOs. The participants weigh the excitement of this technological boom against potential risks, such as speculative bubbles reminiscent of the late 1990s and the increasing unaffordability of housing for younger generations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne and his guests discuss a resilient American economy that appears capable of sustaining growth despite high interest rates and persistent inflation. The conversation transitions from a macroeconomic analysis of historical market cycles to a specific focus on the AI revolution, highlighting how emerging technologies are driving a massive surge in infrastructure demand, energy consumption, and high-profile IPOs. The participants weigh the excitement of this technological boom against potential risks, such as speculative bubbles reminiscent of the late 1990s and the increasing unaffordability of housing for younger generations.

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]]> 3778 Adam Johnson | 05-23-26 Ryan Payne has on Adam Johnson, who explores the expanding landscape of artificial intelligence and its impact on modern market dynamics. He argues that while algorithmic trading often suppresses immediate stock reactions to strong earnings, the underlying value of AI leaders remains high because their growth rates far outpace their current valuations. Beyond high-profile chipmakers, the discussion emphasizes a broad infrastructure trade encompassing data centers, specialized cooling systems, and power generation, which creates significant opportunities in the physical components of the digital revolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 23 May 2026 19:00:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne has on Adam Johnson, who explores the expanding landscape of artificial intelligence and its impact on modern market dynamics. He argues that while algorithmic trading often suppresses immediate stock reactions to strong earnings, the underlying value of AI leaders remains high because their growth rates far outpace their current valuations. Beyond high-profile chipmakers, the discussion emphasizes a broad infrastructure trade encompassing data centers, specialized cooling systems, and power generation, which creates significant opportunities in the physical components of the digital revolution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne has on Adam Johnson, who explores the expanding landscape of artificial intelligence and its impact on modern market dynamics. He argues that while algorithmic trading often suppresses immediate stock reactions to strong earnings, the underlying value of AI leaders remains high because their growth rates far outpace their current valuations. Beyond high-profile chipmakers, the discussion emphasizes a broad infrastructure trade encompassing data centers, specialized cooling systems, and power generation, which creates significant opportunities in the physical components of the digital revolution.

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]]> 872 Bob Payne | 05-23-26 Bob and Ryan Payne argue that the resilient economy and record-high markets are already looking past geopolitical conflicts and inflationary pressures. They caution that traditional portfolios are currently too concentrated in technology stocks, which often fail to serve as an effective inflation hedge compared to commodities or international markets. To combat the rising cost of living, the hosts advocate for a diversified, forward-looking strategy that prioritizes consistent cash flow and dividends over speculative individual stock picking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 23 May 2026 19:00:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Bob and Ryan Payne argue that the resilient economy and record-high markets are already looking past geopolitical conflicts and inflationary pressures. They caution that traditional portfolios are currently too concentrated in technology stocks, which often fail to serve as an effective inflation hedge compared to commodities or international markets. To combat the rising cost of living, the hosts advocate for a diversified, forward-looking strategy that prioritizes consistent cash flow and dividends over speculative individual stock picking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Bob and Ryan Payne argue that the resilient economy and record-high markets are already looking past geopolitical conflicts and inflationary pressures. They caution that traditional portfolios are currently too concentrated in technology stocks, which often fail to serve as an effective inflation hedge compared to commodities or international markets. To combat the rising cost of living, the hosts advocate for a diversified, forward-looking strategy that prioritizes consistent cash flow and dividends over speculative individual stock picking.

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]]> 631 No Payne No Gain | 05-16-26 On today's episode, Ryan Payne and his co-hosts provide a multifaceted look at the resiliency of the American economy despite persistent inflationary pressures. The discussion balances optimism regarding record-breaking stock market highs and the AI-driven industrial revolution against cautionary advice for aging Baby Boomers to diversify their portfolios and secure fixed-income assets. Key segments explore shifting labor market demographics, the strategic necessity of energy independence, and the emergence of domestic rare earth mining to reduce critical supply chain reliance on China. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 16 May 2026 19:11:00 -0000 full 77 WABC On today's episode, Ryan Payne and his co-hosts provide a multifaceted look at the resiliency of the American economy despite persistent inflationary pressures. The discussion balances optimism regarding record-breaking stock market highs and the AI-driven industrial revolution against cautionary advice for aging Baby Boomers to diversify their portfolios and secure fixed-income assets. Key segments explore shifting labor market demographics, the strategic necessity of energy independence, and the emergence of domestic rare earth mining to reduce critical supply chain reliance on China. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On today's episode, Ryan Payne and his co-hosts provide a multifaceted look at the resiliency of the American economy despite persistent inflationary pressures. The discussion balances optimism regarding record-breaking stock market highs and the AI-driven industrial revolution against cautionary advice for aging Baby Boomers to diversify their portfolios and secure fixed-income assets. Key segments explore shifting labor market demographics, the strategic necessity of energy independence, and the emergence of domestic rare earth mining to reduce critical supply chain reliance on China.

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]]> 3668 Bob Payne | 05-16-26 Ryan Payne brings on his father Bob Payne to analyze the current "tale of two cities" in the economy, where record-breaking corporate earnings and an AI-driven market boom are clashing with rising inflation and geopolitical risks. They caution that the ongoing bull market may be masking over-concentration and excessive risk, particularly for investors heavily weighted in the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks or overlapping growth funds. To mitigate these dangers, they suggest that retirees should take profits and transition into individual bonds rather than bond funds to ensure a predictable return of capital. Conversely, younger investors are encouraged to embrace volatility and pursue a globally diversified strategy that includes commodities and broad equity exposure to hedge against inflation and maximize long-term compounding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 16 May 2026 19:09:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne brings on his father Bob Payne to analyze the current "tale of two cities" in the economy, where record-breaking corporate earnings and an AI-driven market boom are clashing with rising inflation and geopolitical risks. They caution that the ongoing bull market may be masking over-concentration and excessive risk, particularly for investors heavily weighted in the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks or overlapping growth funds. To mitigate these dangers, they suggest that retirees should take profits and transition into individual bonds rather than bond funds to ensure a predictable return of capital. Conversely, younger investors are encouraged to embrace volatility and pursue a globally diversified strategy that includes commodities and broad equity exposure to hedge against inflation and maximize long-term compounding. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne brings on his father Bob Payne to analyze the current "tale of two cities" in the economy, where record-breaking corporate earnings and an AI-driven market boom are clashing with rising inflation and geopolitical risks. They caution that the ongoing bull market may be masking over-concentration and excessive risk, particularly for investors heavily weighted in the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks or overlapping growth funds. To mitigate these dangers, they suggest that retirees should take profits and transition into individual bonds rather than bond funds to ensure a predictable return of capital. Conversely, younger investors are encouraged to embrace volatility and pursue a globally diversified strategy that includes commodities and broad equity exposure to hedge against inflation and maximize long-term compounding.

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]]> 734 Barbara Humpton | 05-16-26 Ryan Payne interviews Barbara Humpton, CEO of USA Rare Earth, regarding the strategic imperative to rebuild a domestic rare earth element supply chain to end reliance on Chinese monopolies. She explains how the U.S. government is mitigating market risks through floor prices and long-term offtake agreements, providing the "economic certainty" needed to protect local miners from predatory price dumping. The conversation highlights a shift toward a collaborative industry ecosystem and underscores that securing these minerals—essential for magnets and technology—is a critical bipartisan priority for national security. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sat, 16 May 2026 19:09:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne interviews Barbara Humpton, CEO of USA Rare Earth, regarding the strategic imperative to rebuild a domestic rare earth element supply chain to end reliance on Chinese monopolies. She explains how the U.S. government is mitigating market risks through floor prices and long-term offtake agreements, providing the "economic certainty" needed to protect local miners from predatory price dumping. The conversation highlights a shift toward a collaborative industry ecosystem and underscores that securing these minerals—essential for magnets and technology—is a critical bipartisan priority for national security. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne interviews Barbara Humpton, CEO of USA Rare Earth, regarding the strategic imperative to rebuild a domestic rare earth element supply chain to end reliance on Chinese monopolies. She explains how the U.S. government is mitigating market risks through floor prices and long-term offtake agreements, providing the "economic certainty" needed to protect local miners from predatory price dumping. The conversation highlights a shift toward a collaborative industry ecosystem and underscores that securing these minerals—essential for magnets and technology—is a critical bipartisan priority for national security.

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]]> 761 Rich Antoniello | 05-09-26 Ryan Payne talks with Rich Antoniello, founder and former CEO of Complex Networks, about media CEO pay, the challenges of running a profitable media business, and why executive compensation in the industry has become so high. They also break down cable news, carriage fees, declining ratings, digital media, podcasts, YouTube, live events, and why owning your audience directly can be more valuable than traditional TV exposure. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 12 May 2026 15:29:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne talks with Rich Antoniello, founder and former CEO of Complex Networks, about media CEO pay, the challenges of running a profitable media business, and why executive compensation in the industry has become so high. They also break down cable news, carriage fees, declining ratings, digital media, podcasts, YouTube, live events, and why owning your audience directly can be more valuable than traditional TV exposure. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne talks with Rich Antoniello, founder and former CEO of Complex Networks, about media CEO pay, the challenges of running a profitable media business, and why executive compensation in the industry has become so high. They also break down cable news, carriage fees, declining ratings, digital media, podcasts, YouTube, live events, and why owning your audience directly can be more valuable than traditional TV exposure.

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]]> 1136 Bob Payne | 05-09-26 Ryan Payne and Bob Payne break down the market’s record highs, strong earnings, job growth, inflation, oil prices, and why they believe the economy still has room to run. They also discuss AI-driven productivity, the labor market, the risk of higher rates, and how investors should think about stocks, bonds, and staying fully invested in a big booming bull market. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 12 May 2026 15:22:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne and Bob Payne break down the market’s record highs, strong earnings, job growth, inflation, oil prices, and why they believe the economy still has room to run. They also discuss AI-driven productivity, the labor market, the risk of higher rates, and how investors should think about stocks, bonds, and staying fully invested in a big booming bull market. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne and Bob Payne break down the market’s record highs, strong earnings, job growth, inflation, oil prices, and why they believe the economy still has room to run. They also discuss AI-driven productivity, the labor market, the risk of higher rates, and how investors should think about stocks, bonds, and staying fully invested in a big booming bull market.

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]]> 858 No Payne No Gain | 05-09-26 Ryan Payne breaks down the market’s continued climb despite Middle East uncertainty, higher gas prices, inflation concerns, and questions around the labor market. Ryan and Producer B discuss strong earnings, AI-driven productivity, baby boomer spending, housing pressure, foreclosures, consumer spending, shrinkflation, LIV Golf, quarterly earnings, crypto, March Madness, and the future of media. Ryan is also joined by Bob Payne for a deeper look at record market highs, jobs, inflation, oil, bonds, and how investors should position their portfolios. Plus, Rich Antoniello, founder and former CEO of Complex Networks, joins the show to talk media CEO pay, cable news, carriage fees, digital media, podcasts, and how modern media brands make money. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 12 May 2026 15:19:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne breaks down the market’s continued climb despite Middle East uncertainty, higher gas prices, inflation concerns, and questions around the labor market. Ryan and Producer B discuss strong earnings, AI-driven productivity, baby boomer spending, housing pressure, foreclosures, consumer spending, shrinkflation, LIV Golf, quarterly earnings, crypto, March Madness, and the future of media. Ryan is also joined by Bob Payne for a deeper look at record market highs, jobs, inflation, oil, bonds, and how investors should position their portfolios. Plus, Rich Antoniello, founder and former CEO of Complex Networks, joins the show to talk media CEO pay, cable news, carriage fees, digital media, podcasts, and how modern media brands make money. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne breaks down the market’s continued climb despite Middle East uncertainty, higher gas prices, inflation concerns, and questions around the labor market. Ryan and Producer B discuss strong earnings, AI-driven productivity, baby boomer spending, housing pressure, foreclosures, consumer spending, shrinkflation, LIV Golf, quarterly earnings, crypto, March Madness, and the future of media. Ryan is also joined by Bob Payne for a deeper look at record market highs, jobs, inflation, oil, bonds, and how investors should position their portfolios. Plus, Rich Antoniello, founder and former CEO of Complex Networks, joins the show to talk media CEO pay, cable news, carriage fees, digital media, podcasts, and how modern media brands make money.

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]]> 3603 Noble Black | 05-02-26 Ryan Payne talks with Noble Black of The Corcoran Group about New York City’s intense spring real estate market. They break down rising rents, shrinking supply, broker fees, proposed pied-a-terre taxes, and why political quick fixes may make affordability worse. Noble also explains what renters and buyers should do now, including knowing the market, preparing financial documents, cleaning up credit issues, and being ready to move fast in a competitive market. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 12 May 2026 15:07:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne talks with Noble Black of The Corcoran Group about New York City’s intense spring real estate market. They break down rising rents, shrinking supply, broker fees, proposed pied-a-terre taxes, and why political quick fixes may make affordability worse. Noble also explains what renters and buyers should do now, including knowing the market, preparing financial documents, cleaning up credit issues, and being ready to move fast in a competitive market. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne talks with Noble Black of The Corcoran Group about New York City’s intense spring real estate market. They break down rising rents, shrinking supply, broker fees, proposed pied-a-terre taxes, and why political quick fixes may make affordability worse. Noble also explains what renters and buyers should do now, including knowing the market, preparing financial documents, cleaning up credit issues, and being ready to move fast in a competitive market.

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]]> 811 No Payne No Gain | 05-02-26 Ryan Payne breaks down a big week in the markets, including the tech rebound, AI spending, strong earnings, inflation, oil prices, and why the economy remains resilient despite global uncertainty. Ryan also talks with Noble Black of The Corcoran Group about New York City real estate, rising rents, limited supply, broker fees, and what buyers and renters should know in today’s market. The show also covers credit card debt, streaming wars, small colleges, trade careers, the WNBA’s rise, ETFs, dividend stocks, and long-term investing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 12 May 2026 15:04:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne breaks down a big week in the markets, including the tech rebound, AI spending, strong earnings, inflation, oil prices, and why the economy remains resilient despite global uncertainty. Ryan also talks with Noble Black of The Corcoran Group about New York City real estate, rising rents, limited supply, broker fees, and what buyers and renters should know in today’s market. The show also covers credit card debt, streaming wars, small colleges, trade careers, the WNBA’s rise, ETFs, dividend stocks, and long-term investing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne breaks down a big week in the markets, including the tech rebound, AI spending, strong earnings, inflation, oil prices, and why the economy remains resilient despite global uncertainty. Ryan also talks with Noble Black of The Corcoran Group about New York City real estate, rising rents, limited supply, broker fees, and what buyers and renters should know in today’s market. The show also covers credit card debt, streaming wars, small colleges, trade careers, the WNBA’s rise, ETFs, dividend stocks, and long-term investing.

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]]> 3881 Bob Payne | 04-25-26 Ryan Payne is joined by his father, Bob Payne, for a market-focused conversation on inflation, cash, investing, and why they believe the economy remains stronger than many headlines suggest. Ryan and Bob break down the risks of sitting on cash, the impact of rising costs, record highs in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, strong corporate earnings, and how AI and productivity gains could continue supporting the market. They also discuss the disconnect between consumer sentiment and consumer spending, why uncertainty can create opportunity for long-term investors, and the importance of staying diversified through low-cost ETFs, small and mid-sized companies, and emerging markets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 12 May 2026 14:59:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Ryan Payne is joined by his father, Bob Payne, for a market-focused conversation on inflation, cash, investing, and why they believe the economy remains stronger than many headlines suggest. Ryan and Bob break down the risks of sitting on cash, the impact of rising costs, record highs in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, strong corporate earnings, and how AI and productivity gains could continue supporting the market. They also discuss the disconnect between consumer sentiment and consumer spending, why uncertainty can create opportunity for long-term investors, and the importance of staying diversified through low-cost ETFs, small and mid-sized companies, and emerging markets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ryan Payne is joined by his father, Bob Payne, for a market-focused conversation on inflation, cash, investing, and why they believe the economy remains stronger than many headlines suggest. Ryan and Bob break down the risks of sitting on cash, the impact of rising costs, record highs in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, strong corporate earnings, and how AI and productivity gains could continue supporting the market. They also discuss the disconnect between consumer sentiment and consumer spending, why uncertainty can create opportunity for long-term investors, and the importance of staying diversified through low-cost ETFs, small and mid-sized companies, and emerging markets.

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]]> 727 Glen Kunofsky | 04-25-26 On this episode of No Payne No Gain, Ryan Payne sits down with Glen Kunofsky, CEO of Surmount Realty, for a conversation on the future of New York City real estate. They discuss concerns over new tax proposals, anti-business policies, high-net-worth individuals leaving the city, and how political uncertainty could impact commercial and residential real estate. Ryan and Glen also break down why businesses are expanding into places like Florida, Phoenix, and Boston, what rising interest rates mean for buyers, and why timing the real estate market is nearly impossible. From housing affordability to the pressure facing middle-class buyers, the episode looks at whether New York real estate is still worth the risk and what investors, homeowners, and business owners should be watching next. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 12 May 2026 14:55:00 -0000 full 77 WABC On this episode of No Payne No Gain, Ryan Payne sits down with Glen Kunofsky, CEO of Surmount Realty, for a conversation on the future of New York City real estate. They discuss concerns over new tax proposals, anti-business policies, high-net-worth individuals leaving the city, and how political uncertainty could impact commercial and residential real estate. Ryan and Glen also break down why businesses are expanding into places like Florida, Phoenix, and Boston, what rising interest rates mean for buyers, and why timing the real estate market is nearly impossible. From housing affordability to the pressure facing middle-class buyers, the episode looks at whether New York real estate is still worth the risk and what investors, homeowners, and business owners should be watching next. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On this episode of No Payne No Gain, Ryan Payne sits down with Glen Kunofsky, CEO of Surmount Realty, for a conversation on the future of New York City real estate. They discuss concerns over new tax proposals, anti-business policies, high-net-worth individuals leaving the city, and how political uncertainty could impact commercial and residential real estate. Ryan and Glen also break down why businesses are expanding into places like Florida, Phoenix, and Boston, what rising interest rates mean for buyers, and why timing the real estate market is nearly impossible. From housing affordability to the pressure facing middle-class buyers, the episode looks at whether New York real estate is still worth the risk and what investors, homeowners, and business owners should be watching next.

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]]> 720 No Payne No Gain | 04-25-26 On the debut episode of No Payne No Gain, Ryan Payne returns to 77 WABC Radio to break down the biggest money stories impacting investors, homeowners, business owners, and everyday Americans. Ryan discusses why the stock market continues to climb despite geopolitical risk, elevated oil prices, inflation concerns, and uncertainty in the Middle East. He also explains how artificial intelligence, automation, strong corporate earnings, and American productivity are helping drive the economy forward. Ryan is joined by Glen Kunofsky, CEO of Surmount Realty, for a conversation on New York City real estate, tax policy, business confidence, and whether companies and high-net-worth individuals may continue leaving the city. The episode also covers data centers, AI’s impact on jobs, the labor market, credit card debt, housing affordability, and practical ways to think about investing, inflation, and keeping money working for the long term. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Tue, 12 May 2026 13:13:00 -0000 full 77 WABC On the debut episode of No Payne No Gain, Ryan Payne returns to 77 WABC Radio to break down the biggest money stories impacting investors, homeowners, business owners, and everyday Americans. Ryan discusses why the stock market continues to climb despite geopolitical risk, elevated oil prices, inflation concerns, and uncertainty in the Middle East. He also explains how artificial intelligence, automation, strong corporate earnings, and American productivity are helping drive the economy forward. Ryan is joined by Glen Kunofsky, CEO of Surmount Realty, for a conversation on New York City real estate, tax policy, business confidence, and whether companies and high-net-worth individuals may continue leaving the city. The episode also covers data centers, AI’s impact on jobs, the labor market, credit card debt, housing affordability, and practical ways to think about investing, inflation, and keeping money working for the long term. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On the debut episode of No Payne No Gain, Ryan Payne returns to 77 WABC Radio to break down the biggest money stories impacting investors, homeowners, business owners, and everyday Americans. Ryan discusses why the stock market continues to climb despite geopolitical risk, elevated oil prices, inflation concerns, and uncertainty in the Middle East. He also explains how artificial intelligence, automation, strong corporate earnings, and American productivity are helping drive the economy forward. Ryan is joined by Glen Kunofsky, CEO of Surmount Realty, for a conversation on New York City real estate, tax policy, business confidence, and whether companies and high-net-worth individuals may continue leaving the city. The episode also covers data centers, AI’s impact on jobs, the labor market, credit card debt, housing affordability, and practical ways to think about investing, inflation, and keeping money working for the long term.

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