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Behind the razor wire of a hidden government lab in Tennessee, 40,000 scientists are finishing work on an AI computer 283 trillion times more powerful than today's data centers — spanning more than 700 miles and built to speed up AI breakthroughs by 36,000%.

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BREAKING NEWS

🏅 Rich Dad Poor Dad Author Sticks With $35,000 Gold Prediction

The golden child is having a rough year. For the first time in 2026, gold has fallen below $4,000 an ounce. That’s a steep 30% drop from the all-time high of $5,595 it made back in January. The losses across the entire gold market now add up to $12 trillion wiped out since the peak.

But just as things are getting ugly, as usual, Robert Kiyosaki found a way to inject himself in the story. The author of Rich Dad Poor Dad did something rare for him. He admitted he was wrong. "I was wrong. Gold still crashing! Thats real life. Profits are made when you buy, not when you sell."

Here's the twist: Being wrong about the short term didn't change his long-term bet at all. In fact, he still believes gold will reach $35,000 within roughly five years, arguing it will happen after what he describes as the biggest debt and financial bubble in history bursts.

Worth knowing before you take that number seriously:

• 📉 He's been wrong about timing before. Kiyosaki called gold and silver "poised for a massive rise" back in June, right before both kept falling. He's not shy about admitting it when he misses, which is at least refreshing.

• 🎯 $35,000 is an enormous number. It represents a roughly 680% increase from current prices and would require either a full collapse in the US dollar or a hyperinflationary event to actually happen. Most institutions are nowhere close to that.

• 🏦 Wall Street's actual targets are far more modest. JPMorgan still expects gold to average $6,000 by Q4, while Goldman Sachs trimmed its target down to $4,900. Both are bullish. Neither is anywhere near Kiyosaki territory.

The Munch Take: Being wrong in the short term and right in the long term aren't mutually exclusive, but $35,000 gold requires chaos nobody actually wants. Kiyosaki is world class at making headlines but he’s called for the biggest collapse in history over 100 times. He’s entertaining but he’s rarely, if ever, accurate about timing. Will gold go up long term? It almost always does. Do we think $35,000 is a realistic price target? No.

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STORY OF THE DAY

👀 Congress Keeps Buying Microsoft Despite 22% Drop. But There's a Catch.

Microsoft ( $MSFT ( ▼ 1.18% ) ) is having a brutal year, down 22% year to date. That puts it as the worst performer in the entire Magnificent Seven. But while regular investors are watching the stock bleed, a handful of politicians have been quietly stacking shares.

A viral post claimed six members of Congress bought Microsoft this year and none have sold. The full picture is more complicated. Twenty-two members of Congress have actually disclosed trades in Microsoft this year, with 27 buys and 23 sells. So it's not a one-sided story. It's a mixed bag, like most things in Washington.

Here's what actually stands out:

• 🏛️ Senator John Fetterman sits on the Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee, which has direct oversight over America's biggest tech companies. He bought Microsoft this year while sitting on the committee that regulates it.

• ⏱️ One congressman flipped the stock in nine days. Congressman John McGuire bought Microsoft on January 21 and sold it within just over a week. That kind of speed makes some investors raise an eyebrow regardless of party.

• 💰 Lawmakers have bought big lately. Several disclosures in May alone ranged from $250,000 to as much as $1 million in a single Microsoft purchase. That's a meaningful bet on a stock that's down sharply this year.

The Munch Take: Congress trading individual stocks while writing the laws that affect those same companies will never not be interesting. Some bought Microsoft at the top. Some bought it on the way down. Some sold entirely. The truth is messier than any single viral tweet makes it look. But if you’re looking for a stock at a discount, Microsoft is one to pay attention to. My wife asked me if I understand any of these trades. I said not really. She nodded and went back to scrolling.

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