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π He Called Nvidia in 2016. Here's His Next Call.

In 2016, Louis Navellier recommended Nvidia to his readers at $2.51 β split-adjusted. It went up 44,000%.
The readers who acted could have made huge sums of money. Those who didn't have been watching from the sidelines ever since. Today, Navellier says a new AI computer called "Golden Dawn" β 283 trillion times more powerful than today's data centers β is about to create the same kind of opportunity.
He's identified the one little-known company best positioned to profit, and he's revealing it β down to the ticker β for free.
BREAKING NEWS
π¨ Smart Money Says The AI Bubble Is Entering Dangerous Territory
The Chinese are here to crash the party.
Two of China's most respected hedge funds just sent letters to their investors warning that the global AI boom has turned into a "super bubble" and that a collapse might be just around the corner. And thatβs not all. The most powerful financial institution in the world just backed them up.
The Bank for International Settlements, known as the central bank for all central banks, published its annual report warning that "excessive" spending on AI data centres and risky deals funded with borrowed money could lead to a financial crisis similar to 2008. When the people who oversee the world's central banks use the words "financial crisis" in a sentence, it's worth paying attention.
One important caveat: the Chinese funds warning about the AI bubble have actually posted small losses themselves this year by avoiding AI stocks. In other words, they might be right about the bubble but just have bad timing.
Here's what has everyone spooked right now:
π₯ The BIS warned that if returns from AI investment disappoints, the $1 trillion spending boom could turn into a prolonged crash fast, comparing it to the dot-com bubble.
π They also flagged "circular financing," where chipmakers invest in AI labs that then buy chips from those same chipmakers. It looks like revenue but itβs really just the same dollar going around the block.
π The man who predicted Chinaβs 2007 stock market crash is warning about another bubble. Wealspring Asset founder Yang Dong says βthe collapse point may not be far away.β When someone with that track record talks, people listen.
The The Munch Take: It doesnβt take a genius to know that AI stocks are crazy frothy right now. Is this a bubble? Absolutely. Can anybody predict when it will pop? No. Things can stay hot for years while people who try and time the market miss out on life-changing gains. Buying in at these levels, to us, seems silly. The time to buy was 2-3 years. The opportunity today? Take some profit off the table and buy stocks that are trading at a discount (like software).
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STORY OF THE DAY
π Jeff Bezos's Ex-Wife Just Gave Away More Money Than Most Countries Have.
Here's a story that has nothing to do with war, AI bubbles or interest rates. Sometimes you just need a palate cleanser.
MacKenzie Scott, the ex-wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, has now donated $26.3 billion to charity since their divorce in 2019. That number is so large it's hard to picture. So here's a way to think about it. If you spent $1 million every single day, it would take you 72 years to give away what she's given away in six years.
She donated $7.2 billion in 2025 alone, giving away roughly 46% of her entire net worth and earning a Forbes ranking as the third most generous philanthropist in the world behind only Warren Buffett and Bill Gates.
Despite giving away $26.3 billion, Scott is still worth roughly $42 billion today because Amazon shares have kept climbing. She is genuinely trying to give her fortune away faster than it grows. So far, her wealth keeps rising anyway, which means even more money can eventually go toward charitable causes.
Here's what makes her approach different from every other billionaire donor:
π She gives with no strings attached. Scott donates unrestricted money directly to nonprofits and trusts them to spend it however they think is best. No committees. No naming rights. No fifteen-page application forms.
π« The causes are real and wide-ranging. Her 2025 donations went to roughly 225 organizations covering HBCUs, poverty relief, climate change, and social justice. Nearly two thirds of her grants went to organizations she had already supported before.
ποΈ There are zero buildings named after her. She has $40 billion still to give and requires no follow-up from any recipient. There are no plazas, endowed chairs, or monuments with her name on them anywhere. She just gives the money and walks away.
The Munch Take: Jeff Bezos spent decades accumulating one of the greatest fortunes in human history. His ex-wife has spent six years systematically returning it to the public, one billion at a time, with minimal fanfare and zero buildings named after herself. It is the most expensive and most quietly devastating thing one person has ever done to another. Love can be cruel.
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