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THIS IS GOING TO GET BAD🛑 $SPCX reported earnings but it changed nothing, it showed its a 1.5 trillion dollar company that makes 30 billion... HOWEVER, they did announce great news for $NVDA $100 may be coming VERY soon 👇
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I hope it does get cheaper so I can buy more! There’s no company that has ever had the potential as Space X, if you don’t see that you’re blind.
$541 Net loss Actual revenue $3.8 billion excluding $4 billion contract from uncle Trump to cover up $4 billion loss two weeks before IPO Two consecutive quarters of losses When Trump leaves office who’s going to bail Elon out?
Main reason is because of capex. Every company that got killed is spending like crazy. But thats good for their future. All these companies will do well years from now when their investments pay off
$100b ARR 2026 and a trillion of revenue by 2030 and you think it will be down tomorrow?
Oh come on - Just say $50 I mean you are shoveling 💩anyway.
First $130, then $100
My investment strategy🚨 are as follows ➡️
Space X revenue velocity faster than debt. Also Space X is adding another revenue stream but since we didn't listen to the earnings report...
Someone wants pain for $SPCX.
people are too negative here on SpaceX Jeff
Yep. 🫡 So freaking bullish for $NVDA 🐂🔥🚀🚀🚀
Holding through earnings when headlines go crazy is tough as hell I’ve seen way too many guys dump a killer setup just because they let one day’s panic dictate their trade
lol
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Wrong actually over 125$
My transaction strategy 🔥details 🔻
Can it hurry and get cheaper
Lol.. SQUEEZE
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Shorting the stock
![Former BlackRock fund manager Ed Dowd on what is and isn't "sus" about the SpaceX IPO "This... [is a] classic venture capital exit maneuver. The IPO is the liquidity event" "What's different... is they accelerated the timeline where the insiders can sell. That's a little... 'sus'" "[Also,] what is untoward about it, in many classic investors' viewpoints, is it's being priced at an outrageous multiple—about 95 [to] 100 times revenues. That's just absurd" "So I suspect this is going to do what a lot of IPOs do. It's going to deflate over the next six to 12 months and people will lose money who bought it here, as the insiders cash out" "[There's also] usually... a seasoning period for an IPO of at least up to a year [for the] NASDAQ[, but it] dispensed with that. The S&P was rumored to do the same thing, but the S&P decided, no, no, we're not changing our rules for Elon" "Also, the lockup period is accelerated way more than it typically is. So people are going to punch out of their shares" "What this means is people who have been in this company, employees, VCs, private, private family offices, they're going to get their liquidity" "I was talking to a guy on the Street a couple of weeks ago, and his fund sold it last year, and they thought it was already overpriced at $400 billion and so they're very mad at themselves because they got out before $1.5 trillion" "what's gone on here is absolutely absurd. It's worth $400 billion last year, now it's $1.7 trillion. What's changed? Nothing other than hype. So this is classic bubble behavior" "I have nothing to say about SpaceX the company per se... it could be a great stock at a much lower valuation, but it all depends. People have to separate the stock price from the company. Great companies and great stocks are two different things" Shannon Joy Edward Dowd](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2065988629525328158/amplify_video_thumb/2065986105057693696/img/tK-NqvGGXCikbmMI.jpg)
