A $75 Billion IPO would value the company at $1.77 Trillion dollars.
This will be the largest public offering in history.

Musk will still retain ownership in half of the shares.
Including voting shares with greater voting power, he will retain 82.4% voting power after the IPO.

SpaceX sets the stage for a record $75 billion IPO

Lemon IPOs may save the Cal economy this year and reduce the alarming State budget deficit that is greeting the new Governor.

Guaranteed buying from any NASDAQ index funds with accelerated entry into NASDAQ. But early investors can sell earlier than usual. Will be interesting to see what happens to price. The insiders are going to make bank.

Hopefully, some Cal Alumni make some money from this and donate to Cal. Moreover, if any of them had promised to donate 100K + to Cal NIL, hopefully they come through and don't welch.

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Hopefully, some Cal Alumni make some money from this and donate to Cal. Moreover, if any of them had promised to donate 100K + to Cal NIL, hopefully they come through and don't welch.

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Hope is not an investment strategy.

More trolling.
Yawn.

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Hopefully, some Cal Alumni make some money from this and donate to Cal. Moreover, if any of them had promised to donate 100K + to Cal NIL, hopefully they come through and don't welch.

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More trolling.
Yawn.

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I used to work for the Cal Fund, so I know how important it is that Alumni keep their promises. Otherwise, it is all hate, no cattle, which is a shame.

I guess this is your way of "thanking" me for my post and FREE link.
You're welcome!

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SpaceX started with a mariachi band party in 2002. pic.twitter.com/98cwGKbzVk

— DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) June 6, 2026

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Ketamine demands mariachi music.

"Elon Musk is on the verge of financial immortality: The world's richest man and potentially its first trillionaire has built a sovereign corporate kingdom too systemic to fail, Axios' Zachary Basu writes.

And yet, on the eve of SpaceX's monster IPO, its CEO was hunkered down in his digital fiefdom stoking far-right culture wars with an impunity unmatched in modern corporate history.

Why it matters: Musk's years in the public eye, marked by serial controversy and an accelerating embrace of white identitarian politics, have inured investors to conduct that would be disqualifying for almost any other CEO.

Nothing Musk says or does can dent Wall Street's appetite for a stake in his future-forging empire.
Look no further than SpaceX's $1.75 trillion IPO, where demand for shares has already vastly outstripped the available supply ahead of tomorrow's historic market debut.

Zoom in: Anti-immigration riots erupted in Belfast on Tuesday night after graphic footage of a brutal street stabbing, allegedly by a Sudanese migrant, ricocheted across X.

Masked mobs set fire to vehicles, a city bus, and several homes. Marauding through neighborhoods, they chanted "foreigners out" and forced minority families to flee under police protection.

Musk, who posts near-daily about migrant violence, shared British far-right activist Tommy Robinson's list of locations to protest "another invader attack on our people."
"Only by protesting REPEATEDLY and LOUDLY will there be any change!!" Musk declared to his 240 million followers, drawing allegations of incitement from British leaders.

Zoom out: Musk's anti-migrant activism extends across Western countries, where he suggests elites are intentionally engineering the demographic erasure of white populations also known as the "Great Replacement" theory.

In the U.S., Musk has fixated on noncitizen voter fraud, claiming Democrats are harvesting illegal immigrant votes to create a permanent, one-party state.
That includes California, where he joined MAGA allies this week in alleging, without evidence, that Democrats committed massive fraud in the Los Angeles mayoral primary.

Musk's worldview relies on a singular, apocalyptic thesis: that Western civilization which he frequently equates with white culture is being systematically dismantled by mass migration, demographic change and "woke" institutions.

He has clashed with world leaders like British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who has accused the tech billionaire of using his platform to "whip up division" and interfere in foreign democracies.

Musk rejects characterizations of his rhetoric as racist or xenophobic, arguing those accusations have been weaponized to shut down debate on migration and crime.

The big picture: As Musk's net worth rockets toward the 13-figure mark, he has achieved escape velocity from the traditional rules of corporate governance.

A decade ago, a CEO amplifying such panic at home and overseas would have triggered a board crisis, investor revolt and days of corporate cleanup.

Musk does it daily, in public, in real time, on the platform he owns. His companies have become critical infrastructure, and Trump-era politics have shifted the Overton window on the rhetoric of racial grievance."
Axios

The Far Left and the Far Right are equally evil same as are an overly permissive government and an overly restrictive government.

……and there remains one constant:

The corrupt manage to swindle their way to more wealth regardless of the system.

bearister said:

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The Far Left and the Far Right are equally evil same as are an overly permissive government and an overly restrictive government.

……and there remains one constant:

The corrupt manage to swindle their way to more wealth regardless of the system.

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Here's the problem though, Trump isn't far right. Not even close.

BearlySane88 said:

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bearister said:

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The Far Left and the Far Right are equally evil same as are an overly permissive government and an overly restrictive government.

……and there remains one constant:

The corrupt manage to swindle their way to more wealth regardless of the system.

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Here's the problem though, Trump isn't far right. Not even close.

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He panders to the Far Right. He is their guy. He is Far Right enough for them……and Trump and MAGA label everyone that doesn't buy his bull$h@it Far Left Radicals.

bearister said:

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BearlySane88 said:

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bearister said:

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The Far Left and the Far Right are equally evil same as are an overly permissive government and an overly restrictive government.

……and there remains one constant:

The corrupt manage to swindle their way to more wealth regardless of the system.

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Here's the problem though, Trump isn't far right. Not even close.

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He panders to the Far Right. He is their guy. He is Far Right enough for them……and Trump and MAGA label everyone that doesn't buy his bull$h@it Far Left Radicals.

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He doesn't pander to the far right, he panders to the right and center right as of the Overton shift. The far right would be much more worthy of the fascist label that gets thrown around nonsensically these days

BearlySane88 said:

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bearister said:

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BearlySane88 said:

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bearister said:

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The Far Left and the Far Right are equally evil same as are an overly permissive government and an overly restrictive government.

……and there remains one constant:

The corrupt manage to swindle their way to more wealth regardless of the system.

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Here's the problem though, Trump isn't far right. Not even close.

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He panders to the Far Right. He is their guy. He is Far Right enough for them……and Trump and MAGA label everyone that doesn't buy his bull$h@it Far Left Radicals.

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He doesn't pander to the far right, he panders to the right and center right as of the Overton shift. The far right would be much more worthy of the fascist label that gets thrown around nonsensically these days

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BearlySane88 said:

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bearister said:

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BearlySane88 said:

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bearister said:

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The Far Left and the Far Right are equally evil same as are an overly permissive government and an overly restrictive government.

……and there remains one constant:

The corrupt manage to swindle their way to more wealth regardless of the system.

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Here's the problem though, Trump isn't far right. Not even close.

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He panders to the Far Right. He is their guy. He is Far Right enough for them……and Trump and MAGA label everyone that doesn't buy his bull$h@it Far Left Radicals.

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He doesn't pander to the far right, he panders to the right and center right as of the Overton shift. The far right would be much more worthy of the fascist label that gets thrown around nonsensically these days

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Well, then whatever scent is rising from his spray, it's working:



Donald Trump has drawn vocal support from a wide spectrum of far-right and extremist groups, ranging from militant organizations like the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers to white nationalist outfits and various right-wing populist movements.

Prominent extremist factions that have supported or aligned with Trump include:
Militant and Nationalist Groups: Groups such as the Proud Boys and the Oath Keepers have been among his most visible supporters, acting as security at rallies and heavily participating in movements attempting to overturn election results, with multiple leaders convicted of seditious conspiracy.

White Supremacist & Neo-Nazi Factions: Organizations like the Aryan Freedom Network and the America First Foundation (led by Nick Fuentes) have also aligned with his campaigns, often championing "America First" platforms to pull the political conversation further to the right.




*I Couldn't Care Less': Trump's Downplaying of Right-Wing Violence Continues Long Pattern - Democracy Docket https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/trump-could-not-care-far-right-extremism-political-violence/

Trump: "The radicals on the right oftentimes are radical because they don't want to see crime. They don't want to see crime."

"They're saying, 'We don't want these people coming here. And we don't want you burning our shopping centers. We don't want you shooting our people in the middle of the street,'" Trump added, appearing to nod to instances of right-wing vigilantism in recent years….

In addition to cutting funding for a national database tracking domestic terrorism, hate crimes and school shootings, the Trump administration has also shifted resources from an FBI office that monitors threats posed by white supremacists and militia groups."