I'm still very optimistic on the market, says Wharton's Jeremy Siegel

• Refutes claims of the market being the 'most expensive in history,' citing 1999-2000 as far more expensive.
• Identifies three market concerns: Iran (potential 10% S&P pop if resolved), AI (CapEx becoming 'toxic'), and the Fed's Wednesday meeting.
• Expresses concern about 9% annual growth in credit and money supply, which could pressure the Fed to raise rates, though no hike is expected this week.
• Optimistic about AI's long-term potential for efficiency and profit for providers, despite current CapEx concerns.

Jeremy Siegel discusses current market concerns including geopolitical tensions, the Fed's upcoming decision, and the impact of AI. He refutes claims of an overvalued market compared to the dot-com era and expresses optimism for a market pop if geopolitical issues resolve, while noting a reassessment of AI-related capital expenditure.