We all see robots flipping on social media. But a french-fry robot named Flippy? That doesn’t make sense.

Miso Robotics, whose share price changes on 9/17, has heard it all before.

But ask restaurant operators in the $1T fast-food industry like White Castle who deploy Miso’s Flippy Fry Station robot, and it sure makes a lot more sense.

Flippy FLIPS restaurant operator’s bottom lines, helping boost a location’s profits up to 4X.

And with Miso having a $4B/year US revenue opportunity for just the fry station alone and a special collaboration with NVIDIA, these french fries are way beyond small potatoes.

This year is when Flippy is really leaving his mark.

After Miso recently acquired two major new product assets, Flippy has become the star of a rapidly expanding ecosystem. Customers think of what Miso is building as the operating system for modern restaurants.

Miso just added big-name customers like Jersey Mike’s and Cinnabon… and grew its patent portfolio by ~10X to 300+. On top of that, their robots even started entering college campuses, NBA arenas, and a new national burger chain.

Everyday investors like you who don’t want to miss the robotics boom have already made more than 44,000 investments into Miso.

This is your chance to claim a stake for yourself.

But hurry. Invest in Miso at $5.48/share before the stock price changes on September 17.

Miso Robotics is offering securities through the use of an Offering Statement that has been qualified by the Securities and Exchange Commission under Tier II of Regulation A. A copy of the Final Offering Circular that forms a part of the Offering Statement may be obtained from: invest.misorobotics.com/

The Fed Raised Rates a Quarter Point to 3.75-4.00% Unanimously — the First Hike Since 2023 — but the Dow Fell Roughly 600 Points as Warsh’s Inflation Commentary Unnerved Investors. Here Is What the Hawkish Reaction Means for Your Portfolio.

The Fed delivered the hike the market had priced, and the market sold off anyway. In a unanimous decision, the Federal Reserve raised the overnight funds rate by a quarter point to a target range of 3.75% to 4.00% — the first increase since 2023 — but the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped roughly 600 points as Chair Warsh’s inflation commentary and the hawkish projections unnerved investors. The reaction confirmed the dovish-asymmetry framework: with the hike fully priced, the market reacted not to the move itself but to the accompanying signals, and those signals leaned hawkish enough to pressure equities that had been higher before the decision.

For your portfolio, the unanimous vote and the equity selloff told the story of a decision that met expectations on the hike but exceeded them on the hawkish framing. The 12-0 vote — unanimous, no dissents — signaled a committee united behind the tightening, a stronger show of resolve than the 9-3 July split when three officials wanted to hike and were outvoted. Stocks had been higher during the session before the Fed acted and Warsh spoke, then reversed as the hawkish projections and Warsh’s commentary landed, with the Dow’s 600-point drop reflecting the recognition that this was not a dovish, one-and-done step but a committee signaling more tightening ahead. The reaction validates the framework we emphasized: the hike was priced, so the market impact came from the surrounding details, and those details — the unanimous resolve, the hawkish dot plot, Warsh’s inflation focus — were hawkish enough to disappoint the market’s hope for a softer signal. For the American investor at or near retirement, the unanimous hike and the market’s negative reaction confirm the Fed is committed to the tightening and the dovish relief the market hoped for did not materialize, reinforcing the defensive tilt. Hold the defensive positioning — value and quality over rate-sensitive growth, reduced duration, energy hedges — as the higher-for-longer environment is now confirmed by both the hike and the hawkish signals around it.

Sources: CNBC, September 16, 2026 · CNBC, September 16, 2026 · Kiplinger, September 16, 2026

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