https://atlas.whatip.xyz/post.php?slug=spacex-just-went-public-at-21-trillion-heres-where-history-says-the-stock-will-be-in-1-year
Key insight: <p>The time has finally come
#trillion #history #spacex #nasdaq
"SpaceX is doing a crypto-style fraud, but on the real stock market. The S-1 filing is the white paper. The IPO, lined up for mid-June, is the rug pull.
Space Exploration Technologies — SpaceX to you — is Elon Musk’s rocket company. SpaceX has satellite internet that turns a profit, defense contracting with a solid line of government revenue, a lot of bad rockets that blow up, and a money-burning AI company that has a money-burning social network that’s all but unusable.
None of that matters — because the selling point is Elon magic. The 277 pages of the S-1 are entirely decorative. You know they’re selling Elon magic. If you’re in the market for Elon magic, you’ve come to the right place. [SEC]
Reading the S-1 is like opening a box of unearthly eldritch abominations, all of which are very stupid and trying to pick your pocket.
The S-1 is bullshit. Everyone knows it’s bullshit. SpaceX knows it’s bullshit. The Elon fanboys definitely know it’s bullshit — but they’re buying in anyway.
Why is Spacex doing an IPO now? There’s a few reasons. The market is hot! The S&P keeps hitting all-time highs. Musk wants to get an IPO out before OpenAI and Anthropic. And venture capital for money-burners is drying up.
The big problem for you is that SpaceX is running a stock index scam. This is how SpaceX will pull the rug on your retirement. This IPO is a reprehensible fraud."
https://pivot-to-ai.com/2026/05/28/the-spacex-ipo-works-like-a-crypto-fraud-but-with-ai/
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#Astrophotography #Satellite #Starlink #SpaceX #OneWeb #MegaConstellations #Astronomy #NASA #Wallpaper
https://edition.cnn.com/2026/06/13/business/musk-trillionaire-government-tesla-spacex
soooo lemme get this straight a #SouthAfricanFascist makes a case for deporting others, thinks helping people with little monetary recourse #usaid is socialism and a scam.
let me point to that story from cnn again.. welfare from the government is ok for trillionaires but not those born without an emrald mine to back up their corporate blunders ( #Fascistworldbuilding )

Elon Musk has many people to thank for becoming the world’s first trillionaire — his companies’ engineers who produced technological breakthroughs, Wall Street investors who were eager to shower him with their dollars despite questionable financials, but most of all, American taxpayers and government policymakers.
You can ignore AI giants like SpaceX, but your 401(k) won't | Fortune
Nasdaq changed its rules to allow some huge companies to join its Nasdaq 100 index after just 15 trading days.
https://fortune.com/2026/06/13/spacex-stock-index-funds-passive-investing-401k-nasdaq-100-russell/
Don’t be surprised if SpaceX’s shares fizzle following the initial Wall Street hype
What do you do when your brokerage firm notifies you that you can get in on the deal of the century, the initial public offering of Elon Musk’s SpaceX?
Paul Krugman cuestiona la valoración de SpaceX y critica el papel de los mercados en el ecosistema de Elon Musk
📰 Título original: Elon Musk, Human Ponzi Scheme
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El economista y columnista Paul Krugman publica un artículo de opinión en el que critica duramente la figura de Elon Musk y la forma en que se ha construido su imperio empresarial y financiero. En el texto, Krugman sostiene que gran parte del valor de compañías como Tesla, X (antes Twitter), xAI y SpaceX no se basa únicamente en resultados operativos sólidos, sino en la confianza del mercado en la supuesta visión tecnológica de Musk, lo que, según él, genera dinámicas especulativas. El autor describe cómo proyectos como Hyperloop, túneles de The Boring Company, robotaxis plenamente autónomos o la colonización de Marte no se han materializado en los plazos prometidos, aunque han contribuido a inflar expectativas. También analiza la salida a bolsa de SpaceX, que según el artículo podría alcanzar una valoración muy elevada pese a unos ingresos relativamente modestos y pérdidas recientes. Krugman argumenta que la inclusión acelerada de la empresa en índices bursátiles podría generar una demanda automática de acciones a través de fondos indexados, lo que implicaría que millones de inversores minoristas acabarían expuestos indirectamente a esta inversión. Además, el artículo menciona la reestructuración de empresas previas de Musk, como la fusión de X con xAI, y cuestiona la calidad de algunos productos de inteligencia artificial asociados al empresario. En conjunto, el autor plantea una crítica al papel de Wall Street, la política y los mercados en la consolidación de grandes fortunas tecnológicas basadas en expectativas futuras más que en resultados presentes.