스페이스X IPO, 왜 바로 상승하지 않았을까? 🚀

Because the market cap is starting at $1.75T and 90x revenue. You can buy Nvidia growing much faster than SpaceX for like 20x revenue. It’s not that hard.

When everyone on Reddit says it will dump immediately, it will explode upwards. Don’t need to be Buffett to see that.

!remindme 2 days

It'll be a massive exit liquidity event, benefitting early investors, at least those allowed to sell already.

I'm not participating in this one. If I fail to profit from that opportunity, so be it.

Also: looking for an ETF ex Musk to derisk a bit 😉

First calls, then puts. Only take money out of the bag. Do not hold the bag.

The valuation is impossibly high and the growth case isn’t strong, but Musk is a master at selling the future, and everyone has watched videos of their amazing rockets. Plus, no one seems to pay attention to earnings anymore

https://fortune.com/2026/06/06/spacex-ipo-stock-price-valuation/

Isn't the $135 IPO already 100x EPS? How is that even reasonable? Seems consensus if one believes in the company is wait until insiders dump as their lockout period expires. Tomorrow is going to be a casino, and one could get rich or use margin and get wiped out. Thank God this isn't a futures contract.


Having said that. Might scalp it using bracket orders to avoid getting exposed but likely the fanboys pump this to the moon and then clueless why they were left there holding bags

I honestly have no idea. I'm generally hesitant to buy anything right after an IPO, and I don't have much investing experience, only about a year so far, and I've been lucky with my investments.

As for Elon Musk, I'm not really a fan. I don't like how he has handled employee layoffs, and many of his tweets strike me as anywhere from racist to moronic. He may be a brilliant engineer, and his companies may be excellent, but I'm not particularly interested in them and don't follow them closely.

I do agree with u/Andrew_Higginbottom about the constant stream of promises that are either delayed for years or never happen. I also feel like Musk has spread himself across too many companies.

Maybe I'm influenced by media coverage, I don't know. It's not as if other CEOs are necessarily great people either. On the other hand, Jensen Huang made a very positive impression on me. From interviews, he seems level-headed. I also have a friend who has worked at Nvidia for years and has nothing but positive things to say about the company and how employees are treated.

I've also been impressed by Nvidia's ability to adapt over time, successfully expanding from gaming into AI. I bought Nvidia at $102 after a significant drop about a year ago. It was my first investment, and so far I have no regrets.

That said, I have no idea what the future holds. I don't know where Nvidia's stock price will be in five or ten years, and I certainly don't know what will happen with any particular IPO. My general feeling is that buying around IPOs is especially risky.

I'm going to stay away from it for the first 10 days.
The only technical catalyst guaranteed, is the fast entry to the Nasdaq 100.

All the ETF and funds replicating the index will automatically buy the stock.

If you use words like “ape” to describe investment strategies, then you’re not serious about investing.

Do your own research and avoid following the sentiment of others.

I avoid any company that Elon is associated with, including any funds that hold his companies.

for every fanboy, there is a retail trader that can look back at his decades of broken promises and chose to put their money elsewhere.

At launch Space X will already be worth 50% more than $TSLA lmaoo

Im sure it will open at 200$ and dump like Cerebras did. But maybe im wrong lol

The only play here that has manageable risk is getting pre allocated shares and if it opens more than they cost i would sell them and never look back at this shit

I agree with you.

My plan is to put 50% at 146, 25% at 178 and 25% at 206.

So I am guaranteed shares most likely.

I like Elon but stopped putting my money on him because he's too eager with promises that arrive way past the promised dates or not at all.