Breaking: Rep. William Timmons (R) disclosed his first stock purchase in 6 years
He bought up to $100K of $SpaceX(SPCX.US) shares on June 15thTimmons is now the 5th Congress member to buy into SpaceXWrite something you'd like to share with our community...
Breaking: Rep. William Timmons (R) disclosed his first stock purchase in 6 years
He bought up to $100K of $SpaceX(SPCX.US) shares on June 15thTimmons is now the 5th Congress member to buy into SpaceX

$SpaceX(SPCX.US)1 month ago when SpaceX IPO, I have no plan to hold the stock as in the past, all the IPO will drop by about 50% after the excitement is over. However, Longbridge held an incentive using the stock with the trade in Tesla, so I joined. Now the coupons received and time to see how the SpaceX performs.

SpaceX listed on June 12 at USD 135, raising USD 85.7 billion in the largest IPO on record. A month later the stock has round tripped the entire post IPO pop and trades around USD 131, roughly 23% bel...
SpaceX back at its 135 IPO price and honestly this is the level i wanted. thin float means it rips on any good Starship news. picked up a starter here, if it flushes to 120 i add more 🚀
while everyone stares at SpaceX, Rocket Lab quietly nailed a full duration hot fire on the Neutron Archimedes engine. first flight targeted year end, stock up like 97% over the past year. small cap space done right imo
everyone who FOMO'd SpaceX at 200 is now down 30% and the Starship flight got scrubbed before it even left the pad. that 4% float that pumped it makes the fall just as vicious. staying out until it actually flies, not paying for pure hype 😮💨
SpaceX has placed its first orders for Nvidia GB300-based AI servers to Taiwan’s Foxconn, amid plans by Elon Musk’s company to buy 13,000 of them in all, worth an estimated US$52 billion, ($4M each), media report, citing unnamed industry sources. It’s the first time SpaceX has turned to Foxconn for production. Foxconn provides server assembly services to nearly all major US hyperscalers. $SpaceX(SPCX.US) $NVIDIA(NVDA.US) $Amazon(AMZN.US) $Alphabet(GOOGL.US) $Microsoft(MSFT.US) $Meta Platforms(META.US) #Foxconn
Source: Dan Nystedt
$SpaceX(SPCX.US) SpaceX might reach numbers beyond our imagination in 5, 10, or even 20 years, but right now it has no revenue and is overvalued. It would be a great time to buy when it drops below $1 trillion. I'm waiting for the opportunity. I believe in the power of SpaceX's dream, and I'm willing to buy at a reasonable or relatively high price, but not now. People need some ideals to develop so brilliantly.

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I'm still in a daze. I bet on this entry. My FOMO had been suppressed for a long time, and now the drop has cured my FOMO, but it gave me panic disorder.
☕️ [Task Coins Giveaway] Daily Market Talk — Chips Break Ranks as Inflation Cools
Inflation cooled again and the market pushed higher, but the AI trade split apart. Big Tech and Apple (a new record) led the S&P up, while memory chips got dumped: SK Hynix -9%, Micron -8%. Add SpaceX...
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Don’t say I didn’t warn you.
$SpaceX(SPCX.US) now sits at $126/share - a stunning 45% reversal in just one month from its post-IPO peak of $226 and well below its IPO price of $135. SPCX still trades at FY’2026 EV/Revs of 45x. Source: Financial ReviewIconic Wall Street investor Peter Lynch was not a fan of buying into small IPO floats, and liked to say that IPO stood for “it’s probably overpriced”.The totally unproven plans to build data centres in space were endlessly dissected. The SPCX prospectus spelled out the ridiculous total addressable market the company was claiming: $US28.5 trillion, close to the entire GDP of the United States. SpaceX’s losses were disclosed and discussed.Indeed, there may not have been an IPO in world history as closely scrutinised as this one. If investors still wanted to buy in despite all the risks, they deserved what they got.That’s fair enough, at one level, but it ignores the cynical way that SpaceX, its investment bankers and its advisors structured this IPO to engineer short-term gain – and a $US500 billion fee pool – with seemingly little concern for long-term investors.As Schroders head of Australian equity Martin Conlon wrote this week, investment banks know that “the vast pools of money directed towards rules-based investment processes”, such as passive investing and algorithmic trading, have changed the way markets work.And so they successfully lobbied index market operators such as Nasdaq and FTSE Russell to – in the words of Conlon – pervert and game the rules so that large, loss-making companies such as SpaceX could gain almost immediate inclusion in major sharemarket indices.The SPCX bankers successfully lobbied index market operators such as Nasdaq and FTSE Russell to game the rules so that large, loss-making companies such as SpaceX could gain almost immediate inclusion in major sharemarket indices.The SpaceX float raised a historic $US85 billion in its IPO - 3x the size of the next largest IPO in history. But the bankers knew that they could create a “highly imbalanced supply/demand situation, where a free float of less than $US100 billion would set the price for more than $US2 trillion in paper market value.Here we are today and SPCX still looks ridiculously overvalued at 45x 2026 EV/Revs. Yet 80% of the 36 WS analysts who have initiated coverage of SPCX have buy ratings on the stock. And only one - Morningstar, which presumably can’t earn future banking fees on SPCX - has a sell rating. That says it all.SpaceX just did what i've been waiting to see: first ever CLOSE below the $135 IPO price, finishing at 131 after scrubbing a Starship test when engines failed to start. it's now down 34% from its high and dropped to ~124 after hours. the inclusion hype is fully gone and the lockup still looms. i traded around $Invesco QQQ Trust (QQQ.US)$ into the event, stayed out of the stock, and i'm still not touching it until it bases well below here.
I foresaw the market would decline, but I didn't expect it to happen in July. It came so quickly, and the front-running behavior was so severe. Never try to outsmart the market; just be like Forrest Gump. If you've bought in, just hold on; it will definitely come back. If you can't hold a stock, you shouldn't hold it for even a minute.
☕️ [Task Coins Giveaway] Daily Market Talk — TSMC Beats, But Chips Bleed
TSMC crushed its quarter and raised its outlook, yet the whole chip complex got dumped anyway, because it also jacked up how much it plans to spend. Memory took the worst of it (SK Hynix -13%, SanDisk...
Based on @Fattycat for this news, the borrowers are the most challenged. Though invest in AI will help, too much of it will hurt companies and the people.
☕️ [Task Coins Giveaway] Daily Market Talk — TSMC Beats, But Chips Bleed
TSMC crushed its quarter and raised its outlook, yet the whole chip complex got dumped anyway, because it also jacked up how much it plans to spend. Memory took the worst of it (SK Hynix -13%, SanDisk...
Markets at new highs with leaders getting sold is a classic late-cycle signal. If enterprises pause AI spend because ROI isn’t there yet, memory orders get cut first. Cooler inflation also means less urgency for risk. This -9% could be the first crack before a deeper semi correction.
☕️ [Task Coins Giveaway] Daily Market Talk — TSMC Beats, But Chips Bleed
TSMC crushed its quarter and raised its outlook, yet the whole chip complex got dumped anyway, because it also jacked up how much it plans to spend. Memory took the worst of it (SK Hynix -13%, SanDisk...