🚀 Delve into the IPO, World History: SpaceX Prepares to Enter the Stock Market...Should be invested, right?!

🚀 delve into the IPO, world history: SpaceX prepares to enter the stock market...Should be invested, right?!

This June, the NASDAQ stock market is welcoming the biggest IPO deal in world history, Elon Musk's SpaceX, with a valuation that could hit $1.75 trillion, nearly twice as large as its former champion Saudi Aramco!

Many people may think that this is a rocket delivery company, but SpaceX's Ecosystem is actually much more complex and greater than that. I've summed up some simple insights today. 👇

🚀 delve into SpaceX's 3 main powers (make a real profit, or just burn money?)

📡 1.Starlink (Satellite Internet): "The Carrying" Profit Maker

This is the core business and the real Cash Cow. There are now over 9,600 satellites serving 160 countries. Over $11.4 billion (60% of total revenue) without Starlink. This IPO deal could not have happened.

🛸 2.SpaceX / Starship (Space Transportation Business): The Far Future But Still at a Loss

Despite the global strength of the Falcon 9, which can reuse rockets 34 times (a huge cost reduction) and has big customers like NASA, the Starship development project still requires a steady amount of research (R & D), and this part is still red.

🧠 3.AI & Data Center (xAI): Black hole sucks investment money

The project that aims to make the Data Center extraterrestrial for solar energy 24 hours is an advanced vision, but in terms of numbers, this is the hardest-pocketing part. Losses in this part have been reported to reach $6.4 billion in 2025 and $2.4 billion in the first quarter of 2026.

👑 Elon Musk's absolute power.

Another thing to know is that Elon Musk holds 42% of the shares, but has "Voting Rights of up to 85%," which means that he has the only absolute decision-making power, which is in one sense a key-man risk, but in another, a mission to Mars may require a visionary leader to break through his limits.

📉 Market Impact: What happens in the stock market when SpaceX enters the market?

What will follow is the "liquidity suction effect." When SpaceX enters the NASDAQ and expects to get Fast Entry into the index within 15 days, Passive Funds will be "forced to buy."

A huge amount of money will be drawn to SpaceX. As a result, the fund may have to sell and make a profit on other big technology stocks (Magnificent 7 groups such as Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia) to rebalance the stock market, which can cause short-term volatility.

🎯 Conclusion: Who does this stock suit?

✅ Growth Investor Line: Great fit for long-looking people (5 + years), trust Elon Musk's Ecosystem and endure roller coaster fluctuations.

❌ Value Investor Line (VI): This is not recommended because the company is valued at 94 times the price to sales and does not have a stable net profit to estimate its traditional value.

Disclaimer: The above information is a summary of the study analysis. It is not a prospectus, a guarantee of return, or a recommendation to trade stocks. Investing is risky. Investors should study the information and assess the level of risk they can accept before making a decision. 💡

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