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Holy shit
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>>62374244
Is that true that only 4% is in circulation yet?
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The market is very healthy!
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SPCX is a company that is making almost no money and is dependent on government subsidies from a country on the edge of a debt spiral.

>>62374249
We are watching madness in real time.
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>>62374248
Someone pls confirm this!
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>>62374284
>muh government subsidies
the government pays spacex because they took a fat hairy shit all over NASA
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>>62374244
The pump will continue... until the unlocks happen. The circulating supply will suddenly 5x in 2 months after earnings release date. This is going to be absolute cinema.
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>>62374288
Yes, this is correct.
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>>62374310
Thanks babe! <3
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>>62374244
someone explain this to a brainlet

basically people buying when its not day trading and how does buying a lot when not day trading mean the markets healthy?
>>62374249
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More confirmation that market is fake and gay
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>>62374284
>subsidies
The government buys a product from Spacex (launch services)
That is not a subsidy.
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>>62374304
>2 entire months of straight pump
What's the downside here? Sell before it gets unlocked and buy a month later
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>>62374358
Nigga wtf you just said?
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>>62374372
spacex received over half a billion dollars from nasa and another half billion dollars as a federal loan. their contracts are also bloated in value just like every other contractor sucking at the teat
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>>62374244
Good morning saars!
Remwmber how sure you all were sure this would tank last week?
Now what have we learned little indians? That's right; scamming plus delusional gloating does not make your headspace reality.
Your like the tumblrettes of yesteryear, just smellier.
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>>62374284
We know it's a scam, but we're supposed to scam the scammers.
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>>62374284
>WAAAAAAAAH I MISSED OUT ON MAKING 50%!!!!!
>I'M GOING TO A BASKETWEAVING FORUM TO SAY EVERYONE IS STUPID
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>>62374535
This, you have to think like a Jew if you wanna make real money. When should we dump?
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>>62374530
here's the biggest irony btw. the public funded spacex in its early days and took on nearly all the financial risk. decades later the public doesn't own any share of the company it funded and public investment money is now being forced to buy it at retarded markup, while the public is also paying billions for their services. services that are primarily used against the public interest, which is even funnier. pure grift
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>>62374547
Personally when it hits $300, maybe I hodl for $350 to double my money but then I'm out and putting the rest into bears and RKLB.
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>>62374547
i thought the agreement was at $1,199? Don't remember exactly but a lot of stocks opened up for sale when we passed 1200 so it had to be before
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>>62374530
because they're better than every other space company, and this matters for the government who are competing vs every other country who are also trying to get into space as fast as possible
don't be a retarded liberal and whine because you don't understand how things work
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>>62374559
they weren't "better" in 2006 when they received that sweet public money to get them off the ground at all
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>>62374562
but they obviously had potential, which has been fully realized
so the government were right, and you were wrong
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>>62374562
You weren't even alive in 2006
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>>62374547
>think like a jew
Anon…you can’t outjew a jew. They have thousands of years of experience and have nearly perfected the system to be in their favor.
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>>62374570
yeah, that's called investment and requires financial risk, which the public bore and continues to bear, since again all of their contract money comes from the public. the public that somehow does not own or financially benefit in any way from the company they have funded from the beginning and which actively deploys services that harm them
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>>62374575
This is just defeatist faggot post. Not even "we cant become like them oh no' posters stoop as low as you. Jews arent space lizards they would even love it. if you outjew them they will give you a jew mommy and invite you to kiss the wall.
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>>62374576
the public does financially benefit because they're spending less than they were with NASA, and they get all of the other benefits of having their own country being ahead in the space race, such as not having foreign countries completely dominate space and create huge issues of national security. at no point was this a charity
the early funding was done because the space shuttle was retiring and the US had no options to actually send people into space. they would've had to have paid russia $90 million per astronaut to do it, or try to develop their own which was projected to cost $4 billion. the grants were also milestone based needing spacex needed to prove development to receive the funding. at no point did the government throw money at spacex praying that it would work. so not only did they save huge costs from using NASA but they didn't even risk anything to do it

you're just whinging like every retarded liberal because you hate musk. something tells me you'd still be bitching even if the government did have a financial stake in it
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how can I short this shit
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>>62374740
ETF
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>>62374244
2 minutes in, already another +8%
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>>62374244
so am i locked from selling? what do these retards keep saying about being locked?
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>>62374244
The tulips of our generation
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>>62374291
What does that mean? NASA is the government agency that pays SpaceX... along with the Space Force and the NRO
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>>62374304
Only redditors know about the unlock schedule... SpaceX investors are none the wiser! They will be caught so off guard, LOL!
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>>62374645
NASA is a contracting agency. NASA doesn't build its own rockets. As you mentioned, NASA was the agency that originally paid SpaceX to develop the Falcon 9.

>at no point did the government throw money at spacex praying that it would work
The government kinda did. The COTS contract being milestone-based meant that a lot of money was paid out before there was a working final product.
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>>62375158
I don't even know why you're trying to argue you're just splitting hairs like a retard
the government kind of didn't
the whole point of milestones was that they only paid when they hit milestones. milestones they agreed to prior
and what they paid tesla was still a faction what it would've cost them to develop themselves, like 1/10th the cost

no idea why faggots need to argue, you're not even right
kill yourself and stop replying to me when you're fucking retarded
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>>62375223
spacex*, whatever
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>>62375223
NASA does not make rockets.

A milestones-based contract means the government assumes part of the development risk. A milestone is not a product that the government wants, but the government pays for it anyway. A milestone is just a good sign that the contractor will eventually be able to deliver the product that the government actually wants.
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>>62375315
IT DOESN'T MATTER IF NASA DOESN'T CONSTRUCT THE ROCKETS IN HOUSE, they still would've spent 10x whatever they paid spacex for the FULL development of falcon. they still have to pay to build and develop the rockets, that doesn't happen magically
a milestone is proof that spacex is progressing and they're AGREED TO PRIOR, so it's not throwing money at the company before they prove anything and it's not praying for everything to magically work out because they're proving each step of the way, thats the point. this is probably the hardest industry in the world, so yes you retarded faggots they would obviously not expect spacex to work a miracle and build everything before it's ever been done, hence why NASA AGREED TO THE CONTRACT. no other company they ever used had done it, so it was a bigger risk to waste money on bullshit bloated contracts they had before than to take the LESS risky option with spacex
done replying to stupid faggots, blocked
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>>62375462
That depends on the contractor and the contract structure. If the contract was structured like the Shuttle/SLS/Orion programs and/or if the contractor was Boeing, NASA certainly would have overpaid. That's by design; those are politician-mandated grifts.

>AGREED TO PRIOR
Yes, NASA agreed to assume part of the development risk
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>>62374284
You're a fucking idiot. You don't know shit. SpaceX is the future of mining, telecommunications, and even the stock market. They're bringing all that out of the planet and into the moon and Mars.
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>>62374284
Better that than Nvidia. All seeing eyeball watching you. Taking your town's water and electricity.
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>>62375053
Locked only applies to eployees who received stock as bonuses years ago. They can't sell for six months
If you bought via the IPO you can sell now if you want, but it would go on your permanent record and your broker might not let you take part in another IPO. Generally IPO buyers hold for 30 days or so.



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