Do you realize the magnitude of this?

SpaceX's valuation is almost on par with the combined force of every major US IPO since 2000. Yes, you heard that right.

The top 13 IPOs alone clock in over $800B:

Alibaba 2014 at $169B

Meta 2012 at $81B

Uber 2019 at $76B

AT&T Wireless 2000 at $68B

Rivian 2021 at $67B

DiDi 2021 at $61B

UPS 1999 at $60B

Coupang 2021 at $60B

GM 2010 at $63B

ENEL 1999 at $55B

Arm 2023 at $55B

Kraft 2001 at $54B

Visa 2008 at $45B

Toss in the likes of Snowflake, DoorDash, Coinbase, Roblox, Airbnb, Palantir, Zoom, Moderna, Snap, Pinterest, Lyft, and we hit a colossal $1.5T to $1.8T.

SpaceX... matching that. Just one company. One single IPO.

Remember what follows these IPO launches:

Day 1 explodes with hype. Then, the 180-day lockup period ends, and insiders flood the market with shares. Selling pressure skyrockets.

These IPO darlings? Most crashed 30-60% when the honeymoon phase wore off, and reality set in.

Facebook tanked early. Uber and Rivian took nosedives. Some bounced back years later. Others? Not so lucky.

One private titan now rivals the entire IPO scene of the last 26 years.

Let that sink in.

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