SpaceX wants to build a base on the Moon. And the market is already thinking about only one thing: When will the IPO come?
The CEO of Tesla and SpaceX said on his X account on Sunday that the company has shifted its focus to building a self-sustaining city on the Moon, arguing that it would take more than 20 years on Mars.
SpaceX is still private today, but its valuation on secondary markets already exceeds hundreds of billions of dollars. Starlink alone, according to not just my analyses but others’ as well, could be worth tens or even hundreds of billions of USD.
Would you buy SpaceX shares right at the IPO, even though it would likely be one of the largest listings in history?
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I've read a bit about it too, and the IPO will probably happen eventually, but it'll take some time.
This could be very interesting, and I would definitely buy some shares after the IPO, because the demand would be extreme.
If we're talking investments—what kind of economic profit is that house on stilts on the Moon supposed to generate?😂
Frankly, Elon’s fairy tales already seem like fodder for horses to me, and I don’t eat hay😜
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This sector is interesting to me and I’d like to buy (but only a small position), but I avoid most IPOs — there are far too many uncertainties, so I see them more as speculation than real fundamentals. I do like Rocket Lab, which I think will end up in an oligopoly. How do you see it? Or how do you approach it? :)