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"I think that today is one of the greatest bubbles of all time."
He argues the excitement around AI dwarfs the worldwide web and fiber optics, and that better technology doesn't ground the speculative spirit, it incites it.โฆ pic.twitter.com/bmCqSsUaJP
— Meb Faber (@MebFaber) June 12, 2026
SpaceX IPO is worth all major US IPOs after 2000 COMBINED.
It will definitely end well.
But not for you. pic.twitter.com/j4dW0rRIMs
— โฟIRB (@crypto_birb) June 12, 2026
Call me crrrraaazzzy, but something feels funky: pic.twitter.com/uYWreGgjn5
— Jenny VL Harrington (@GilmanHill) June 12, 2026
Jim Cramer on @SpaceX going public:
"We should encourage wealth, and this one is ultimately going to make people a lot of money. He (Elon) probably has things in his head that are far more valuable than what we see. There's more to this company than what's in the prospectus.โฆ pic.twitter.com/OB382QLs7J
— Sawyer Merritt (@SawyerMerritt) June 13, 2026
“If you have a 401(k), thereโs a very good chance that at least some of your money is in an index fund, a type of mutual fund that mirrors the composition of major stock markets including the Nasdaq. And that means that at some point, your retirement savings will be invested in SpaceX โ no matter how you feel about it or its founder, Elon Musk.
It could be soon. In May, after the companyโs request to be listed, the Nasdaq unveiled a rule change that allows SpaceX into its index soon after its Friday initial public offering. (The S&P 500 is requiring the company to wait at least a year.)
Given that so many millions of Americans are suddenly having SpaceX shares foisted upon them, I understand why some financial experts are criticizing the practice of index investing itself. Right now, just a handful of A.I.-related stocks represent almost half the value of the total stock market index. If A.I. stocks collapse, so will the worth of your index fund.”