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Dear Reader,

See this building the size of several football fields behind me?

This is where Elon Musk is housing an AI technology that I believe will help power the next monster IPO on Wall Street.

You see, while everyone was distracted by the SpaceX IPO…

Elon Musk quietly started backing a NEW AI startup that has been called…

“The fastest-growing business in the history of capitalism.”

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Most people don’t know about it because this building is located in the middle of nowhere… an industrial zone in South Memphis.

But even though this has nothing to do with robots, self-driving cars, or rockets…

This startup is growing faster than Tesla and SpaceX.

In fact, its CEO is projecting growth of 8,000% for this year…

Enough to turn $1,000 into $80,000.

It just filed the paperwork to go public in what’s set to be the next hot IPO on Wall Street.

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Jeff Brown
Founder & CEO, Brownstone Research

BREAKING NEWS

😨 There’s A New Company In The Dow Jones.

Alphabet ( $GOOGL ( ▼ 0.45% ) ) is joining the Dow Jones Industrial Average on June 29, replacing Verizon ( $VZ ( ▼ 1.97% ) ). The timing is a little awkward. Google just had its worst week in months after losing two top AI researchers but it’s joinng the Dow anyway. Blue chip status waits for nobody.

Verizon had become almost irrelevant to the Dow's daily moves, representing just 0.5% of the index due to its low share price. In plain English, Verizon barely moved the needle. Alphabet's share price is roughly seven times higher than Verizon's, meaning it will slot in immediately as a much more influential component.

Verizon exits Monday, June 29, before the opening bell. It had been in the Dow since 2004. After 22 years, it gets bumped for a company that did not even exist when Verizon joined. That’s a tough pill to swallow.

Why Google Deserves This Spot:

• 🔵 Alphabet will become the fifth mega-cap tech giant in the Dow, joining Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Nvidia. The Dow started as an industrial index in 1896 but it’s now basically a tech index wearing a suit.

• 💰 Google controls roughly 90% of global internet search traffic and is the parent of YouTube, the second most visited site on Earth. This is not a small addition.

• ☁️ Google Cloud's backlog nearly doubled in the most recent quarter and is growing at a record pace, making it one of the most important AI infrastructure plays in the entire index.

The Munch Take: The Dow started as an industrial index in 1896. It now has five mega-cap tech giants in it. That is not a coincidence. That is where the economy actually lives now. Google joining that list means every pension fund, ETF, and index tracker on earth becomes a permanent Google shareholder by default starting Monday. My wife asked if Google being on the Dow meant she should finally buy the stock. I said the fundamentals still need to stabilize. She said she was going to google that answer. I told her that is exactly why they deserve to be on the Dow.

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STOCK OF THE DAY

🍔 Reddit Just Tried To Save Wendy's. The Stock Is Up 25%. This Is Not A Joke.

Wendy's ( $WEN ( ▲ 26.06% ) ) just surged 25% after going viral on WallStreetBets forum on Reddit. The most shared post on the forum made its investment thesis crystal clear. "My fellow regards. We need to save Wendy's before it's too late. If this company goes bankrupt, we'll all be out of a job."

The Part That Is Actually Serious

Here is why the bankruptcy joke landed so well. Wendy's stock has declined more than 73% over the past five years. This is not a company that has been quietly struggling. It has been loudly struggling for years while the rest of the fast food sector moved on without it.

The company just appointed a brand new CEO in May and a brand new CFO this week. Steve Cirulis was named Chief Financial Officer on June 23, succeeding Ken Cook after just two years in the role. Two leadership changes in the same month is not a signal of stability.

Wendy's carries the GameStop-style recipe that meme traders love: a beaten-down stock, heavy short interest, and a brand that everyone recognizes. That combination is exactly what WallStreetBets looks for when they want to cause pain to short sellers.

What Actually Needs To Happen: A 25% meme pop does not fix $2.9 billion in long-term debt. It does not fix declining same-store sales. And it does not automatically fix the fact that McDonald's and Chick-fil-A have been taking market share for years.

What it does do is buy time, create headlines, and squeeze short sellers who may have gotten too comfortable betting against a brand that three generations of Americans still recognize. Whether Wendy's new leadership can actually use that window to execute a real turnaround is the only question that matters. The meme gave them a moment. The balance sheet will determine whether they deserve more than that.

The Munch Take: We’ve seen this playbook before with GameStop and it always ends the same way. Could this thing pop way more? Definitely. Will some people get rich from it? Probably. But is it pure gambling? Definitely. Either way, my wife says there’s something weird about a square burger and I don’t disagree. We’re watching closely but not touching it. We’ll enjoy the drama from the sidelines with a circular burger, the way God intended.

🍪 Munchy Memes