The SpaceX IPO... It's Worse Than You Think

The SpaceX IPO... It's Worse Than You Think The SpaceX IPO... It's Worse Than You Think Get 1 month of Wispr Flow Pro free with code CASUAL: https://ref.wisprflow.ai/casual #WisprFlowPartner SpaceX is about to go public at the largest valuation in history. And because of one quiet rule change, your retirement account is already a buyer of SpaceX stock. You won't get a vote on it. You won't even get a heads up. The mechanics of passive investing will just buy it for you, at peak valuation, from insiders who got their shares cheap years ago. In this video, I'll break down: • How SpaceX is actually three separate businesses merged into one • How Starlink quietly became the fastest-growing telecom company in human history • The $250 billion xAI problem that turned a profitable company into a near $5 billion loss • The new Nasdaq Fast Entry rule and how it bends the rules for SpaceX • How "your 401k is the exit liquidity" for SpaceX, and what that actually means for your retirement account 👉 Join my free weekly newsletter for the stuff I couldn't fit in the video without making it 47 minutes long: https://casualmarkets.co/subscribe 👉 If one video wasn’t enough, I post everyday here: https://www.instagram.com/casuallyfinance/ All illustrations, visuals, and animations in this video are original and hand-drawn by a freelance artist. Disclaimer: The information provided in this video and on this channel (collectively, the “Content”) is for informational, educational, and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, nor a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security or investment strategy. Investing involves risk and you must do your own research. Nothing in the Content should be interpreted as creating a fiduciary relationship, financial advisory relationship, or client relationship of any kind. The host, the channel, and all affiliated entities expressly disclaim any and all liability for any direct or consequential loss or damage arising directly or indirectly from the use of, reliance upon, or interpretation of the Content. By viewing or interacting with the Content, you acknowledge and agree to these terms and release the host and all related parties from any and all claims related to your reliance on the information provided. #economics #stocks #stockmarket #spacex #investing #finance on the London Stock Exchange combined. buying SpaceX, a company losing $5 the biggest buyers of SpaceX stock, the street what SpaceX sells, most will XAI is mostly known for owning the months ago, SpaceX acquired XAI in an all-stock deal that valued the combined entity at $1.25 trillion, with XAI valuation, you'd assume XAI is a true. XAI was founded with 11 XAI had to be rebuilt from the from scratch. And to say that XAI is $24 billion in revenue annually and is $400 billion. But, XAI, who estimates a billion dollars in revenue, was bought pricing XAI like it's Emirates, but in I like to look at XAI as the reverse Station, crewed missions for NASA, and a in revenue last year, which may sound quarter of SpaceX's total revenue last revenue, which is roughly 61% of SpaceX's total revenue for the year. revenue isn't even the most impressive that revenue which blows my mind. 2 years ago, Starlink's profit margins points in margin expansion in just 2 years. So, yeah, the margins aren't just revenue. So, let's go back to the buying SpaceX at a 1.75 trillion dollar correlate with OPEC prices, but now that to OPEC oil prices. Meanwhile, the all FX transactions globally. follows the index to automatically buy your stock, which translates to billions NASDAQ 100 index. That waiting period passive index funds were forced to buy requirement to join the NASDAQ 100. A to buy and sell. SpaceX is targeting a float under 20%, NASDAQ now treats the CFO of SpaceX, told a room full of because, in his words, retail buyers and of Elon for a long time, and we want CFO of SpaceX told a room of bankers supply on retail buyers, and not because retail buyers help with price stability, not because they help with long-term unfolds. The buyers and sellers of The buyers are forced in early. The sellers are unlocked later. Shares move stock index funds, then within a few going to own some stock, and you won't investing will just buy it for you. So, buyers within a few weeks because of Street's hot shot stock pickers. And all same mechanism that buys the index for you automatically also buys whatever buyer for anyone who can squeeze their

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The SpaceX IPO... It's Worse Than You Think Get 1 month of Wispr Flow Pro free with code CASUAL: https://ref.wisprflow.ai/casual #WisprFlowPartner SpaceX is about to go public at the largest valuation in history. And because of one quiet rule change, your retirement account is already a buyer of SpaceX stock. You won't get a vote on it. You won't even get a heads up. The mechanics of passive investing will just buy it for you, at peak valuation, from insiders who got their shares cheap years ago. In this video, I'll break down: • How SpaceX is actually three separate businesses merged into one • How Starlink quietly became the fastest-growing telecom company in human history • The $250 billion xAI problem that turned a profitable company into a near $5 billion loss • The new Nasdaq Fast Entry rule and how it bends the rules for SpaceX • How "your 401k is the exit liquidity" for SpaceX, and what that actually means for your retirement account 👉 Join my free weekly newsletter for the stuff I couldn't fit in the video without making it 47 minutes long: https://casualmarkets.co/subscribe 👉 If one video wasn’t enough, I post everyday here: https://www.instagram.com/casuallyfinance/ All

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