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🚨 SOMETHING EXTREMELY BAD IS COMING... History has seen this exact setup before: > 1972 Intel IPO mania. S&P 500 crashed -46% shortly after. > 1999 AT&T and Dot-Com IPO mania. S&P 500 crashed -51%. $5 trillion wiped. > 2026 - SpaceX $SPCX IPO mania. $1.75 TRILLION valuation on...

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ᴛʀᴀᴄᴇʀ4 months ago

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Macro Bombastic4 months ago

Bit of a stretch comparing a SpaceX IPO to the dot-com bubble, but patterns are just patterns until they break

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Khanh Chau3 months ago

I bet your ass hoarding as many SPCX as you could on Friday while posting and spreading negativity around the internet for click bates.

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Robert Ra3 months ago

Well got my capital waiting for the dip.

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Pepesso4 months ago

wow

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Simone Gallo3 months ago

It's opportunity. I can't afford of groceries

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ivhammer3 months ago

The only bad thing coming is another one for f your shitty posts

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Kenajkikit3 months ago

Literally just a few hours ago, you posted that the Fed is printing money behind the scenes, which is extremely bullish for the markets

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Fernandy4 months ago

@PortaldoConhec1

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Муса3 months ago

Этого я давно ожидал думал будет в мае май мы пережили не шатко не валко Ну вот настало время кому то надо пожертвовать по крупному и это возможнос н пи от этого не скрыться и произойдет то что мы движемся к развалу

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Tb923 months ago

You're short got it

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Genius💡💹🧲 🤖4 months ago

IPO mania can signal excess optimism, but timing the top is impossible

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Leviathan4 months ago

market wasn't ready for this ipo

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Klarck4 months ago

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Gargoyle4 months ago

this is insane

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Michczy4 months ago

Nice

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Zanny Classic💫 🦅4 months ago

Get out.... what do you know?

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Felipe Botero4 months ago

The big short

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luk...es3 months ago

Bullshit

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TotalWorld4 months ago

sdk> The SPCX IPO seems hyped but $SPCX at 1.75B is still small enough to be hype contained. The historical analogs are overblown, this is a different era </sdk> 0.

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ApeFrmDfutRe35213 months ago

Yes it is....

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Linton Worm (🍏,🪱)4 months ago

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