SpaceX IPO june 12th, 135 is the price

[Cellblock2429]

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One of the biggest IPOs in history is coming. So is our 2X.
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[Andrew_Jackson_FTW]

so hard to say and I made a mistake, you can't put any order on and IPO pre-market, you need to be at your computer, account open when it's official

person.......3rd in line.....funds/institutions get first dibs, then ultra rich who will buy 2M blocks [congress] and you/me get the leftover breadcrumbs

massive pump and dump..... maybe but spacex is only going to grow.....think apple, google, nvidia

tesla, spacex, starlink........ai centers


10B starlink and growing, 26B ai, who knows tesla and their rockets

no way this shrinks and losing money, not even possible

short term......hype and dump/profit.......long term.......5-10 yeah this could be amazon huge
if you have the time to wait

I'm still thinking........I have 50K I can invest.....when, how much......always the tricky part

come on crystal ball........I need help

Well, if you have an iPhone or frankly any phone, I believe most brokerage firms have a mobile app. So you don’t need to be at your computer to buy/sell.

If you’re very much interested into SpaceX, then look into downloading Robinhood or Schwab and I believe you could be a part of a lottery to buy shares before most of the general public.

I think that SpaceX will be a great investment long-term. If folks are buying early and can stomach a possible 10 to 50% loss short term and hold it it’s fine. I suppose the big difference between this IPO and say that of Home Depot, Google or Microsoft is the SpaceX valuation is extremely high compared to those companies you mentioned. Therefore, based on a $2.5 trillion valuation how much is there to be gained in a long-term period? How could we be looking at anything near What Home Depot, Microsoft, Google or Amazon was able to do based on the massive difference in the initial valuation. Now bottom line in the long-term SpaceX will surely be a positive gain.

 

[Cellblock2429]

I don’t think so. I’ve always said I’m not an expert on the market but for my understanding if a company is already valued at 2.5 trillion then I think we could rule out for example a 50 X return on investment in say five years. Like with sand disk corporations which I believe did a 35X or around that in only one year.

And I think we could even rule out a 5-10 X return on a space x investment within five years. But for example with smaller market cap companies it’s different. That’s my point wrt my last post… consider considering these super high valuation of SpaceX how much of a gain are we expected within five years. 50% maybe 100% at best? Nothing wrong with that btw.

I’ve said before maybe the best play with SpaceX is to wait a few months after the IPO and then invest that is if one is doing a long-term. I don’t think I’ve ever said I don’t like the company in the long-term. Again I’m not an expert but from what I have read more often than not when we were talking about an IPO there is usually a pump for the first day or first few days and then the stock takes a bit of a hit for the first few months post ipo?

/----/ I'm sure folks said that about other companies that hit $1 billion and then kept climbing.

 

[Andrew_Jackson_FTW]

/----/ I'm sure folks said that about other companies that hit $1 billion and then kept climbing.

Yes, but decades ago, I would assume right?

I think you know more about the market than I do. Sincerely. That’s why I would ask you if the market valuation is already 2.5 trillion. Even if we talk about the idea of say a 10 X in five years. That would mean a market cap of $25 trillion. Currently the stock with the highest market cap is Nvidia at about $5 trillion.


My point is simple. Isn’t it reasonable to say that the idea of SpaceX becoming another Home Depot, Google or Microsoft in the long run is much much more difficult considering the initial evaluation of SpaceX is adjusted for inflation significantly higher compared to the companies I mentioned.

 

[EdwinAMartin]

problem is you won't get that price
institutions get first grab, very wealthy can
and congress members will have their brokers get in early too

right at 6:30AM ET those above will probably push it to 200

we the people are LAST in line when it comes to IPO's

we are small fry, big money wins as always

The private auctions were held last year.

SpaceX Private Offerings and IPO Readiness​

SpaceX’s private market activity in 2025–2026 has been intense, with multiple high-profile transactions and strategic positioning ahead of a potential IPO.

Recent Private Valuations and Internal Sales

• In late 2025, SpaceX approved an internal share sale at $421 per share, valuing the company at about $800 billion Analytics Insight.
• The program allowed eligible shareholders (including employees and early backers) to sell up to $2.56 billion of shares in a private tender offer, providing liquidity while keeping the company private Analytics Insight.
• This sale set a new reference price for internal stock activity and helped manage the shareholder base ahead of possible public listing.

Pre-IPO Fund Holdings

• The Private Shares Fund (PIIVX), managed by Liberty Street Advisors, remains SpaceX’s largest holding at 13.64% of its portfolio as of Dec. 31, 2025 Nasdaq+1.
• PIIVX has been a long-term investor in SpaceX, benefiting from its Starlink internet constellation, Falcon 9 launch services, and Starship development.
• The fund is positioned to gain exposure to a potential $1.5 trillion IPO in late 2026, which would make it one of the largest in history Nasdaq+1.

IPO Preparation and Market Context

• SpaceX’s IPO is expected in June–July 2026, with a $135 per share take-it-or-leave-it price CNBC.
• The company is targeting a 30% retail allocation, far above the typical 5–10% for IPOs CNBC.
• Pre-IPO valuations have ranged from $1.4 trillion (Feb 2026) to $1.75 trillion in filings, with potential to raise $75+ billion tech-insider.org.
• The IPO is being shaped by SpaceX’s integration of xAI, Elon Musk’s AI venture, which could influence valuation and investor interest tech-insider.org+1.

Strategic and Market Implications

• The internal sale and fund positioning suggest SpaceX is preparing for a large-scale public debut that could reshape the aerospace and tech IPO landscape.
• Partners and suppliers like EchoStar and STMicroelectronics have already seen stock gains on IPO speculation Observer.
• The IPO would not only raise record capital but also bring SpaceX under public scrutiny, requiring stronger governance and disclosure processes Analytics Insight.

Bottom line: SpaceX’s private offerings in 2025–2026 have been a mix of high-value internal sales, strategic fund investments, and aggressive IPO preparation, all aimed at positioning the company for a historic public debut in 2026.

The one on June 12 is for the sucker market.

 

[Cellblock2429]

The private auctions were held last year.

SpaceX Private Offerings and IPO Readiness​

SpaceX’s private market activity in 2025–2026 has been intense, with multiple high-profile transactions and strategic positioning ahead of a potential IPO.

Recent Private Valuations and Internal Sales

• • In late 2025, SpaceX approved an internal share sale at $421 per share, valuing the company at about $800 billion Analytics Insight.
  • The program allowed eligible shareholders (including employees and early backers) to sell up to $2.56 billion of shares in a private tender offer, providing liquidity while keeping the company private Analytics Insight.
  • This sale set a new reference price for internal stock activity and helped manage the shareholder base ahead of possible public listing.

Pre-IPO Fund Holdings

• • The Private Shares Fund (PIIVX), managed by Liberty Street Advisors, remains SpaceX’s largest holding at 13.64% of its portfolio as of Dec. 31, 2025 Nasdaq+1.
  • PIIVX has been a long-term investor in SpaceX, benefiting from its Starlink internet constellation, Falcon 9 launch services, and Starship development.
  • The fund is positioned to gain exposure to a potential $1.5 trillion IPO in late 2026, which would make it one of the largest in history Nasdaq+1.

IPO Preparation and Market Context

• • SpaceX’s IPO is expected in June–July 2026, with a $135 per share take-it-or-leave-it price CNBC.
  • The company is targeting a 30% retail allocation, far above the typical 5–10% for IPOs CNBC.
  • Pre-IPO valuations have ranged from $1.4 trillion (Feb 2026) to $1.75 trillion in filings, with potential to raise $75+ billion tech-insider.org.
  • The IPO is being shaped by SpaceX’s integration of xAI, Elon Musk’s AI venture, which could influence valuation and investor interest tech-insider.org+1.

Strategic and Market Implications

• • The internal sale and fund positioning suggest SpaceX is preparing for a large-scale public debut that could reshape the aerospace and tech IPO landscape.
  • Partners and suppliers like EchoStar and STMicroelectronics have already seen stock gains on IPO speculation Observer.
  • The IPO would not only raise record capital but also bring SpaceX under public scrutiny, requiring stronger governance and disclosure processes Analytics Insight.

Bottom line: SpaceX’s private offerings in 2025–2026 have been a mix of high-value internal sales, strategic fund investments, and aggressive IPO preparation, all aimed at positioning the company for a historic public debut in 2026.

The one on June 12 is for the sucker market.

/----/ I don't know why you say it's a sucker market. I placed an IPO offer through my broker.

 

[EdwinAMartin]

/----/ I don't know why you say it's a sucker market. I placed an IPO offer through my broke

If you don't know why then you probably shouldn't be making bets on stocks.

 

[Cellblock2429]

If you don't know why then you probably shouldn't be making bets on stocks.

/----/ I'd tell you how much I'm up YTD trading stocks and options, but you wouldn't believe me. And I don't "bet" on the market.

 

[Cellblock2429]

/----/ Pocahontas say Elon speaks with forked tongue. Wants powwow with SEC.

Elizabeth Warren asks the SEC to delay the SpaceX IPO

Sen. Elizabeth Warren said that under "normal circumstances," SpaceX's IPO alone would be enough to warrant a review.

finance.yahoo.com

• Sen. Elizabeth Warren wants the Securities and Exchange Commission to delay SpaceX's IPO.
• The Elon Musk-led company is set to make its Nasdaq debut on Friday.
• Warren said the SEC needs to take a closer look at several issues, including SpaceX's valuation.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren said the Securities and Exchange Commission should delay SpaceX's IPO to ensure the Elon Musk-led company won't put investors at risk.

 

[EdwinAMartin]

/----/ I'd tell you how much I'm up YTD trading stocks and options, but you wouldn't believe me. And I don't "bet" on the market.

Rubbish. Everything is a blind bet on the market, unless you're the CFO and see the books every day all day if the companies you're buying into.

You wouldn't believe my YTD returns either. My Gain/Loss ratio is over 90%, and I trade 5 days a week, and I get dividends on top of that.

You're just hoping to get lucky, is all, same as everybody involved in this IPO, top to bottom. When they win, they will brag about now smart and shrewd they are. When the lose, they will say nothing and tout up the buys and sells they made money on. Me? I just control my cost basis and manage my risks, and subtract losses from gains, and don't delude myself about 'investing' n stuff'.

 

[EdwinAMartin]

/----/ Pocahontas say Elon speaks with forked tongue. Wants powwow with SEC.

Elizabeth Warren asks the SEC to delay the SpaceX IPO

Sen. Elizabeth Warren said that under "normal circumstances," SpaceX's IPO alone would be enough to warrant a review.

finance.yahoo.com

• Sen. Elizabeth Warren wants the Securities and Exchange Commission to delay SpaceX's IPO.
• The Elon Musk-led company is set to make its Nasdaq debut on Friday.
• Warren said the SEC needs to take a closer look at several issues, including SpaceX's valuation.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren said the Securities and Exchange Commission should delay SpaceX's IPO to ensure the Elon Musk-led company won't put investors at risk.

They're already planning on floating a lot of water with that 'valuation' they've put on it.

 

[Cellblock2429]

They're already planning on floating a lot of water with that 'valuation' they've put on it.

/---/ What do you mean floating water?

 

[Cellblock2429]

Rubbish. Everything is a blind bet on the market, unless you're the CFO and see the books every day all day if the companies you're buying into.

You wouldn't believe my YTD returns either. My Gain/Loss ratio is over 90%, and I trade 5 days a week, and I get dividends on top of that.

You're just hoping to get lucky, is all, same as everybody involved in this IPO, top to bottom. When they win, they will brag about now smart and shrewd they are. When the lose, they will say nothing and tout up the buys and sells they made money on. Me? I just control my cost basis and manage my risks, and subtract losses from gains, and don't delude myself about 'investing' n stuff'.

/——/ “Rubbish. Everything is a blind bet on the market, unless you're the CFO”
Do you know how dumb you sound? I do the same thing you do.
When you do it, it’s brilliant. When I do the same damn thing, it’s a blind bet.

 

[Andrew_Jackson_FTW]

/——/ “Rubbish. Everything is a blind bet on the market, unless you're the CFO”
Do you know how dumb you sound? I do the same thing you do.
When you do it, it’s brilliant. When I do the same damn thing, it’s a blind bet.

He is insufferable.

 

[Andrew_Jackson_FTW]

Taking a modest shot at this one for now

 

[Cellblock2429]

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Taking a modest shot at this one for now

/—-/ My IPO is set $100 shares @ $135. I have to confirm at 7 pm and before 7 am tomorrow morning.

 

[Cellblock2429]

/----/ I just received the email to affirm my purchase. Logged in and affirmed. Now all I can do is wait till 7 am and see if it fills premarket.

 

[Dekster]

Good luck to those investing in it. Most of their valuation seems to be predicated on the belief that starlink will go from 30M users to 300M in less than 10 years. I am skeptical of that since I can still get much faster unlimited internet from Xfinity $40 cheaper than the cost of starlink's most comparable plan.

 

[egp320i]

Oppenheimer said it will open at 200 with all the insiders
largest IPO in history so far
would not be shocked if it ends at 300 for the day
those who get it at 135 can more than double their money in one day
many might just do that then buy it back

 

[egp320i]

Good luck to those investing in it. Most of their valuation seems to be predicated on the belief that starlink will go from 30M users to 300M in less than 10 years. I am skeptical of that since I can still get much faster unlimited internet from Xfinity $40 cheaper than the cost of starlink's most comparable plan.

Elon is going to launch 10K a year

Analyst Timothy Horan said SpaceX intends to converge communications and cloud computing using space-based infrastructure, calling it "the only vertically-integrated AI company with the required capital, data, LLMs, hardware, manufacturing and engineering talent." The firm sees a potential $10 trillion total addressable market by 2035.

Key to that return is space-based, or orbital, data centers and getting that equipment up into space. Horan noted SpaceX is targeting 10,000 Starship launches per year, or 27 a day — to deploy 1 million orbital data centers and 100,000 communications satellites supporting a terawatt of its own manufactured chips.

xfinity is NOT sat internet, you can't get that out in the sticks

You have hughsnet at 95 a month or viasat at about 100 and it way slower