It's gonna dump big time soon right?
probably not, it's sad but true. You would be saying the same thing about Tesla for the last 5 years and yet it is still massively overvalued with no signs of it changing no matter what the fundamentals of the company show. You would need multiple starships blowing up in a row for it to really suffer I would think, wait until the next launch if they have more failures then yeah you might see some dumping.
>>62361571verrry verrrry soon Elon Musk will dump to 0 $ ! I'm from reddit
>>62361571No. It has to go up.
>>62361571someone explain this to a brainlet like me.so what happened to the original space x stocks why cant i see past years ago?
>>62361571No you retard, the USA needs this to pump and stay stable. Anthropic and Google are using xAI data centers and the tech companies and military black ops need this to pump. Darpa will not let this fail like it wouldn't META, GOOGLE, and TESLA, which are all black projects created by them. Elon and all the rest are just constructs. Darpa puppets.
>>62361571>soon!!!1!
>>62361571why would it dump before indexes buy it? you can literally push it up to any price and boomers will buy your bags.
>>62361571if and when tech pops broadly, spacex will be at the forefront.
>>62361778Waste of capital. Why would they do that when simply existing at $50-100 per share would still put it in a good position to be included in the nasdaq?
>>62361636Really? I can see the last 5 years of the company's share prices, What app are you using?
People don't understand that it's unlikely to dump because the two trillion isn't realThere's like $20b of stock out there right now, across 2,000,000 people that's only $10,000 eachThere are absolutely 2,000,000 people who can be convinced that space ships for domestic flights are going to be normal in six months, and that's enough to keep the valuation afloat for a very long timeThe two trillion doesn't actually exist, but for the investors in Space X it's extremely useful to pretend that it does
>>62361942This. Musk is essentially running a pig butchering scam.
>>62361942>>62361949I'll put this another wayIf I sell a tablespoon of dirt from my yard to my sister for $500, I can claim that I have $500,000,000 in "inventory" since I have like an acre of landIf she sells that to her husband for $600, I now have $600,000,000I don't actually need to sell any more dirt. I just have $600,000,000 now because the speculative price would be $600 per tablespoonAnd if I sold a bucket of dirt to my friends for $20 a year ago, they're millionaires nowThe money doesn't need to be real for the trick to work. It's beautiful in its simplicity
An explosion on the pad = huge dump. Nation states can easily sabotage that shit.
>>62361942yeah I don't know why people missed thisI'm been telling /biz/ to be on the lookout for retail shares allocation all weekwhen I saw people complaining about not getting enough shares I set my buy order to market price on the openeasiest money of my life
people who received stock from the company itself, employees, early investors, are not allowed to sell immediately. they hold a significant number of shares.
>>62361964It's because people think an IPO means literally every share is up for sale. If that were the case Space X would be worth about $60bElon very cleverly understood that the kinda people who are going to buy SPCX didn't understand this and marked it at a price where the entire volume was way less so people think they're getting a good deal
>>62361979the amount of bagholding when shares are unlocked is going to devastatingI was joking yesterday that this would be the catalyst for a recession, but now it not so funny
>>62361953Just basic market 101 - liquidity, I'm amazed how stupid people are these days
>>62361571They have no useful products. All they do is leech off NASA's government grants. It's a bubble.
the US govt needs starlink to become a global monopoly so they can spy on the entire world
Everything is being engineered for a mass detonation that takes everything down and I'm not talking about the rockets. Musk boy is playing his role.
They're not trying to hide it anymore. Hop in, we're going to the moon.
guys. they done did it again. massive round of applause for the pros. you could neverit's 5am Saturday and you're still in bed. you think you have a chance? yea thought so https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/why-goldman-sachs-gs-stock-023720880.html
>>62362130privateequitydry powderno vaseline. just for you
No, they listed themselves as an AI company.
>>62361942This plus you have an army of twitterbots powered by grok using all the compute to gaslight the world
>>62361571The catalog is 50% Space X thread currently WTF
>>62361942>The two trillion doesn't actually existThank da lawd for that. If I get margin called I can just explain how none of this shit is real and how they can suck my browneye, right?
>>62362683The two trillion doesn't exist, the ~$20b spent on the IPO doesThe fact that people as stupid as you are allowed to buy stocks is why we're in this situation>>62362006I don't think it's going to cause a recession just because it's going to fuck over the smallish amount of people who bought into it since it didn't get listed on the S&P 500
>>62362550I don't think space flights are the main thing driving its potential values.Pretty sure its massive data centers being used in space utilizing solar energy. Which becomes very powerful when there is no atmosphere to dilute it. Direct from the source solar power.Basically he will be first to market in a rapidly expanding space and solving the problem of data centers eating energy and being unprofitable- pretty sure it's one of the main reasons behind the massive amount of debt these AI companies have. Mostly data center related.
>>62361942I don't think space flights are the main thing driving its potential values.Pretty sure its massive data centers being used in space utilizing solar energy.Which becomes very powerful when there is no atmosphere to dilute it. Direct from the source solar power.Basically he will be first to market in a rapidly expanding space and solving the problem of data centers eating energy and being unprofitable- pretty sure it's one of the main reasons behind the massive amount of debt these AI companies have. Mostly data center related.
>>62363017>pretty sure it's one of the main reasons behind the massive amount of debt these AI companies have. Mostly data center related.And if there's one way to keep that debt down, it's the operational simplicity of doing it in space
>>62363017Sir, please post this on X, The Everything App™. If you’re a Verified User you’ll get engagement payouts for such high quality thoughts!
>>62362006The SEC, Nasdaq, and SpaceX won't let that happen. SpaceX, like Bitcoin is a machine being used to help financially destroy everyone's finances. It exists to target 401(k)s. It's a financial weapon being used with the Jeet Bioweapon.
>>62361618I wonder if there's some SpaceX engineer placing puts on SpaceX while secretly placing design flaws on the rockets.
>>62363020> the operational simplicity of doing it in spaceSay that again, but slower.
>>62361942The shit people write here is retarded. Ur actually retarded.
>>62363028The pig butchering aspect of grooming his investors in his alternative reality social media platform, then having them buy the stock they saw get pumped is genius. It's like a telegram coin rug on a much larger scale. A scale so large he can keep the price rising.
>>62363035I think they get paid enough to not blow up rockets and get fired for puts anon
>>62363035All of them would have 8 figure sums worth of stock so long as the price holds.
not until it gets added to the NASDAQ
>>62363017>Pretty sure its massive data centers being used in space utilizing solar energy.This shit is the most delusional wankery I've ever heard. Just ask yourself, take the computing power of a single "datacenter" on Earth, like a mega warehouse datacenter of which in the US there's like what, thousands of them by now?Ok, so you want to put one single one of these in space. Imagine the thousands of tonnes of mass of the electronics alone, all the CPUs, the motherboards, the ram, the hard drives, everything. All of that has to be compartmentalized and made into a device that can be put in orbit. It also needs even more mass because it needs an entire solar array that can power the individual satellite, so add even more mass. Also, you need some kind of thrust system in each satellite to maneuver it to maximize its solar capacity and ensure it has a stable orbit, or to maneuver it for deorbiting. Ok, so you've sent some of them up into orbit. Now what? They can't be upgraded. They can't be repaired or fixed when shit goes wrong, they have to be deorbited. You have to keep launching new ones every few years because the tech inside them becomes outdated. How is any of this fantasy bullshit more efficient than just building more power plants on Earth, and building more datacenters for a fraction of the cost much faster and much more scalable? The only issue is POWER. Well, we have tons of land, and we could invest heavily in new nuclear plants and boom, problem solved. SpaceX is under the delusional assumption that they are going to be launching TENS OF THOUSANDS of Starships EVERY YEAR. They unironically believe that Starship is going to be launched like 200+ times EVERY SINGLE DAY thus bringing the cost to orbit down to <$100 per kg of cargo. It's complete and utter delusional wankery, it will never fucking happen.
>>62363123You mean the Nasdaq 100 index. Not the Nasdaq, it’s already ON the Nasdaq.
>>62363139See how he capitalized NASDAQ, meaning it's a ticker and not Nasdaq the stock exchange.
>>62361571Elon holds the largest bag. Elon never sells, only buys.
>>62361571they have contracts with large trading firms to support their price for 3-6 months. after that it is open season
>>62363017The hardware will need to be bespoke designs that are zero-maintenance, radiation hardened, and able to handle every potential case of vacuum outgassing.
>>62361571It's both a meme stock and has huge future potential. Only up.
>>62363035As an employee of a publicly traded company you're restricted on when you can buy and sell shares of a company and the SEC would be right up your asshole if some engineer at SpaceX became an overnight millionaire by forcing the market through sabotage. Not to mention there are whole teams of people that their only job is to triple check the math on every operation. You would just be fired before it ever did any damage but if it did damage you'd be in butt fuck prison for securities fraud. Don't do it.
>>62361953You still need buyers and in your example your buyers are just your family instead of banks and retail. What you're describing is how all speculative assets work. From crypto to stocks to houses to even fiat currency.
>>62363040Listen it's simple to do things in space as long as you have AI
>>62363506Space is easier with robots. The mars mining missions will only use robots. That'll be shiploads of mined resources ending mineral scarcity on earth for a short while until the regulators and gatekeepers step in to starve everyone.
>>62363513Don't forget that with Elon cyber tuck space is only a thought away through ai superpower
>>62363125How do you get rid of the heat generated by the electronics in space?
>>62363503You can get those buyers and banks when the government shills your enterprise.
>>62361571Biggest chance of a real dump are after all shares unlock, but you can be aure right after it dumps there will be a huge govt contract rolling in.
