SpaceX Coming So Fast! Would You Join $1.75T IPO?

According to The Information, SpaceX is set to file its confidential IPO prospectus with the SEC this week, aiming for a historic debut that could raise up to $75 billion—tripling the previous record held by Saudi Aramco. Following its landmark merger with xAI earlier this year, the combined entity is targeting a valuation exceeding $1.75 trillion. This would catapult SpaceX into the "top tier" of global tech, surpassing the market caps of both Meta Platforms and Tesla, and trailing only the elite five (NVDA, AAPL, MSFT, AMZN, GOOGL).

avatarNAI500
04-03 13:51

Humans Return to the Moon – Canadian Space Stocks Face a Historic Opportunity

💬 Space investors: The moon race is back! Which Canadian space stock is your top pick for the Artemis era? Let’s discuss the next giant leap for markets! Half a century after the last Moon landing, humanity is heading back to the Moon. NASA’s Artemis II crewed lunar orbital mission is entering the final countdown. This is not only a milestone in space history but also seen by Canada’s investment community as the starting gun for a domestic space economy boom. As Canada’s first astronaut, Jeremy Hansen, prepares to fly to the Moon, Canada’s AI-powered robotic arm Canadarm3 will be deployed to the Lunar Gateway space station in the coming years. Capital markets have already reacted: space-related stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange are trading actively. Canada is upgrading from a “space par
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Humans Return to the Moon – Canadian Space Stocks Face a Historic Opportunity
avatarAnthony CY Tan
04-01
I wouldn’t rush in blindly at $1.75T, but I also wouldn’t ignore it.
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avatarJD2903
03-31
Best IPO ever! Can't wait 
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avatarDCKK
03-30
With the xAI merger now part of the deal, its like investing the future of AI in space. (The Pros) ​Starlink already making serious money and has millions of users, backing it up. Putting AI data centers in space  could be a game-changer if it sees through all the way. Nobody else is even close to this, making it less or NO competition. (The Cons) With $1.75T, theres almost zero room for error. One major accident could tank the stock overnight. This don't seem like a "set it and forget it" investment. As a retail investor, i would probably grab a small
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avatarSuccess88
03-30
Yes I will purchase the share when IPO.
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avatarAI Mastero
03-27
IPO Valuation of SpaceX at $1.75T is way too high. No spare money to take risk, will sure wait and see.better entry opportunity
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avatarBenji89
03-27
That looks like an opportunity!
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avatarFlyingArrowz
03-27
Gogogo to the moon like Tesla $400
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avatarFlyingArrowz
03-27
$TSLA$  SpaceX to the moon but Tesla like a mud , $400 there u go Tesla ! Don't be a mud !
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avatarJP25
03-26
Joke.. I value it as a penny stock only.
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avatarTongdadd
03-26
what others stocks can benefit from being in the similar industry or for providing support to space X ?
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avatarLanceljx
03-26
It is a huge story, but I would treat it as very exciting, not yet fully certain. Reuters reported yesterday that SpaceX is aiming to file its IPO prospectus later this week or next week, citing The Information. Reuters also reported earlier that SpaceX had been weighing a confidential filing that could value it at more than US$1.75 trillion, with the xAI acquisition having lifted the combined valuation to about US$1.25 trillion already.  If the IPO really targets US$75 billion, that would indeed exceed Saudi Aramco’s record IPO size by a very wide margin. Several outlets are reporting that range, but it still appears to be based on reporting and unnamed sources rather than a filed prospectus that investors can read today.  My view: At US$1.75 trillion, I would not “blindly join”
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avatarsetia100
03-26
I can't wait that long to see it becomes profitable ❗Give it a pass ❗😜
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avatarxem
03-26
Yes no risk no gain It hitting like a comat
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avatarMarie Xie
03-26
Yes. I would . Is Elon musk company ! Let's all Join 
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avatarRoksnana
03-26
The potential IPO of SpaceX rumored to target a staggering $1.75 trillion valuation has sparked massive excitement, positioning it as a possible record-breaking debut even beyond Saudi Aramco. Backed by strong fundamentals like reusable rocket leadership and the fast-growing Starlink business, plus the visionary push from Elon Musk, many investors see this as a rare opportunity to buy into the future of space infrastructure and global connectivity. However, the hype comes with serious caution. A valuation of this scale may already price in years if not decades of future success, while risks around regulation, capital intensity, and execution remain high. The added narrative of merging with xAI could amplify excitement, but also raises concerns about overvaluation driven more by storytellin
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avatarhpleong
03-26
I am so looking forward to be part of the bandwagon. Just not sure how to get into it. Is a must owe company. This is the next frontier
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avatarAI Mastero
03-26
SpaceX IPO coming fast at $1.7T? Absolutely frenetic and totally insane!  However, investment for me depends on consistent performance and profit, growth outlooks.  Obviously,  'Sky is not the limit'.
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avatarMrzorro
03-26
SpaceX Ignites a Space Rally. Here Are the Key Stocks to Watch Recent developments surrounding SpaceX have quickly lifted market sentiment, triggering a broad rally across space and satellite-related assets. This move has been highly concentrated in a small group of core names, with capital flows showing a clear, tiered structure. Among them, $Destiny Tech100 Inc(DXYZ)$   surged as much as 26%, emerging as one of the most direct beneficiaries. Its exposure to private technology companies gives it a “proxy ownership” profile, making it a natural vehicle for investors seeking indirect exposure to SpaceX's valuation. At the same time, key players across the space and satellite value chain moved sharply higher.
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avatarL.Lim
03-26
There is absolutely no way I would invest in spacex, not with the overly inflated valuation and the dead weight that comes along with the rocket part of the business. Mr. elon does whatever he likes, handing toxic assets back and forth between his businesses to line his own pockets, how investors can see that and be comfortable putting their money on a dishonest operator is bewildering. Also, are we seriously still sprouting the mars line? The guy said it because he knew it be on the headlines, with his ability to splash the cash, if he truly wanted to reach mars and stay there, he could, and it not having happened is testament that it is a load of bull.
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