If you aren’t tracking your personal finances with a fine tooth comb, you are making a critical mistake.
I’m Duro, I’m 28 years old, I have been investing since 16, and I have been diligently tracking all aspects of my personal finances since I was a sophomore in college.
What may seem tedious to some is table stakes for me.
🚨 SpaceX has released its full IPO roadshow presentation, led by CFO Bret Johnson, the only CFO in the company's history and a 15-year veteran of SpaceX. 👀
The presentation explains how SpaceX evolved from a rocket company into a business spanning Starship, Starlink, Starshield, AI infrastructure, direct-to-device connectivity, and future orbital computing.
One of the biggest takeaways: @SpaceX is no longer selling investors on launches alone. It's making the case that it can become a major player in communications, defense, AI, and space infrastructure.
If you're following the IPO, this presentation is worth watching. 🚀 $SPCX
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00:00 Meet SpaceX CFO
00:45 Historic Space Milestones
01:47 Reusability Lowers Costs
03:11 Elon’s Engineering Algorithm
04:14 Starlink V3 Capacity Leap
07:49 AI Business Launch
10:22 Monetization and Truth Seeking
11:45 Growth Strategy and TAM
13:16 Financial Performance and CapEx
15:45 Why SpaceX Will Win
@DeItaone Short term volatility is a sure thing. Long term investors don’t care about that, they’ll care about the literal moonshot opportunities ahead for SpaceX that no other company in the UNIVERSE is equipped to capture
Just doing the job man. Look. 1) for too long Opendoor has failed to deliver on its core promise and core mission. Therefore, it is reasonable for us to be held to a higher bar than the average company when it comes to "did you do what you said you would do". 2) reason more CEOs don't answer these questions is because most companies are run by bureaucrats whose only incentive is to minimize the risk of anyone being upset at them. These are reasonable questions.
@JuanRodrig07 While I don’t like them having gambling in the same platform as long term investing, this is a good play to be less reliant on Kalshi. Good move $HOOD
@RihardJarc Great breakdown. I’d imagine it’s some sort of combo of all 3. Either way, it is pretty groundbreaking and potentially another floodgate we didn’t know would or could open
$CRM is such an interesting company from an investor’s perspective. I see both bear and bull cases.
I will say my friend who works there in sales says their whole SDR system is a game where a lot of the metrics are schemed and faked and bent to support quota attainment.
Makes you wonder if even the premier sales tech company is doing that, what sort of confidence can we have in their capital efficieny to acquire customers?