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by danny_codes
2 days ago
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I'm not sure I understand. The cynical analysis is that SpaceX insiders are dumping on retail at a high valuation. They know the valuation is ridiculous, but are relying on "dumb" retail (think wallstreetbeets level of gambling) and "forced" retail (your 401k) to create artificial demand so the valuation doesn't collapse until the insiders have sold. The cynical part (that they know the valuation is ridiculous) is supported by the structure of the IPO. A 4% float with a, what, 30% retail component is unheard of. NASDAQ QQQ admission rule-change is also unheard of. If SpaceX insiders actually thought their company was worth $2T or whatever, why make this highly suspicious changes? This is irrespective of whether or not SpaceX will eventually be worth more. It definitely could be. But when you look at this IPO, you can't help but catch a smell that something fishy is going on. |
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