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@PolymarketIntel NEW: https://t.co/en8orjGVjX
Here is something you need to understand before the SpaceX IPO.
The biggest, most hyped IPOs almost always crash in their first year. That is not a glitch. That is the pattern.
The data is clear. Across 30 major tech IPOs, the average maximum drawdown in the first year was 55%, according to Truist.
Look at the names everyone knew. Coinbase lost 75% within a year. Rivian dropped roughly 80% from its peak. Meta fell 47% in its first six months. Alibaba dropped 26% after its debut.
Nasdaq data shows nearly 64% of IPOs underperform the broader market over their first three years.
Now here is why it keeps happening.
When a company stays private for years, early employees and investors watch their net worth explode on paper. But they cannot touch it. There is no public market to sell into.
The IPO is the moment that paper wealth finally turns into real cash. So when the stock hits the market at peak hype, early holders have every reason to sell. Retail buying at the top is what gives them the exit.
That is not a scandal. That is how this works. It is the entire point of going public.
And 2026 is the year it all unlocks at once. Nasdaq built a new fast entry rule specifically for mega IPOs like SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic, forcing index funds to buy billions in shares right after listing.
A wave of AI and tech giants is going public into a market sitting at all-time highs. The hype is maxed out. The valuations are rich. And early holders finally have their window to cash out.
If you are buying these IPOs, know the history. The opportunity is real. But it’s important to know the intel behind it.
None of this is financial advice.
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@unusual_whales NEW: https://t.co/en8orjGVjX
Here is something you need to understand before the SpaceX IPO.
The biggest, most hyped IPOs almost always crash in their first year. That is not a glitch. That is the pattern.
The data is clear. Across 30 major tech IPOs, the average maximum drawdown in the first year was 55%, according to Truist.
Look at the names everyone knew. Coinbase lost 75% within a year. Rivian dropped roughly 80% from its peak. Meta fell 47% in its first six months. Alibaba dropped 26% after its debut.
Nasdaq data shows nearly 64% of IPOs underperform the broader market over their first three years.
Now here is why it keeps happening.
When a company stays private for years, early employees and investors watch their net worth explode on paper. But they cannot touch it. There is no public market to sell into.
The IPO is the moment that paper wealth finally turns into real cash. So when the stock hits the market at peak hype, early holders have every reason to sell. Retail buying at the top is what gives them the exit.
That is not a scandal. That is how this works. It is the entire point of going public.
And 2026 is the year it all unlocks at once. Nasdaq built a new fast entry rule specifically for mega IPOs like SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic, forcing index funds to buy billions in shares right after listing.
A wave of AI and tech giants is going public into a market sitting at all-time highs. The hype is maxed out. The valuations are rich. And early holders finally have their window to cash out.
If you are buying these IPOs, know the history. The opportunity is real. But it’s important to know the intel behind it.
None of this is financial advice.
Follow @NeptuneIntel
@coinbureau IMPORTANT: https://t.co/en8orjGVjX
Here is something you need to understand before the SpaceX IPO.
The biggest, most hyped IPOs almost always crash in their first year. That is not a glitch. That is the pattern.
The data is clear. Across 30 major tech IPOs, the average maximum drawdown in the first year was 55%, according to Truist.
Look at the names everyone knew. Coinbase lost 75% within a year. Rivian dropped roughly 80% from its peak. Meta fell 47% in its first six months. Alibaba dropped 26% after its debut.
Nasdaq data shows nearly 64% of IPOs underperform the broader market over their first three years.
Now here is why it keeps happening.
When a company stays private for years, early employees and investors watch their net worth explode on paper. But they cannot touch it. There is no public market to sell into.
The IPO is the moment that paper wealth finally turns into real cash. So when the stock hits the market at peak hype, early holders have every reason to sell. Retail buying at the top is what gives them the exit.
That is not a scandal. That is how this works. It is the entire point of going public.
And 2026 is the year it all unlocks at once. Nasdaq built a new fast entry rule specifically for mega IPOs like SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic, forcing index funds to buy billions in shares right after listing.
A wave of AI and tech giants is going public into a market sitting at all-time highs. The hype is maxed out. The valuations are rich. And early holders finally have their window to cash out.
If you are buying these IPOs, know the history. The opportunity is real. But it’s important to know the intel behind it.
None of this is financial advice.
Follow @NeptuneIntel
Here is something you need to understand before the SpaceX IPO.
The biggest, most hyped IPOs almost always crash in their first year. That is not a glitch. That is the pattern.
The data is clear. Across 30 major tech IPOs, the average maximum drawdown in the first year was 55%, according to Truist.
Look at the names everyone knew. Coinbase lost 75% within a year. Rivian dropped roughly 80% from its peak. Meta fell 47% in its first six months. Alibaba dropped 26% after its debut.
Nasdaq data shows nearly 64% of IPOs underperform the broader market over their first three years.
Now here is why it keeps happening.
When a company stays private for years, early employees and investors watch their net worth explode on paper. But they cannot touch it. There is no public market to sell into.
The IPO is the moment that paper wealth finally turns into real cash. So when the stock hits the market at peak hype, early holders have every reason to sell. Retail buying at the top is what gives them the exit.
That is not a scandal. That is how this works. It is the entire point of going public.
And 2026 is the year it all unlocks at once. Nasdaq built a new fast entry rule specifically for mega IPOs like SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic, forcing index funds to buy billions in shares right after listing.
A wave of AI and tech giants is going public into a market sitting at all-time highs. The hype is maxed out. The valuations are rich. And early holders finally have their window to cash out.
If you are buying these IPOs, know the history. The opportunity is real. But it’s important to know the intel behind it.
None of this is financial advice.
Follow @NeptuneIntel
The United States of America is a sovereign nation.
Section 224 of the 2027 National Defense Authorization Act must be removed.
Our military should not be integrated in any capacity with a foreign country’s military.
Nor should we be funding it.
Rep. Ro Khanna says it was Benjamin Netanyahu who ordered Congress to insert Section 224 into the 2027 NDAA, which would coordinate and expand U.S.-Israel military cooperation.
He says Nethanyahu needs to be kicked to the curb.
"The American people are tired of the arrogance of Benjamin Netanyahu telling America what we should do."
@elonmusk NEW: https://t.co/0MIrxytE9g
Poor Americans are being left with the burden of fixing the U.S. economy.
Start with tariffs.
When the government puts tariffs on imported goods, companies do not eat that cost. They pass it to you at the register.
That is a big reason inflation is running at 4.2% this year. A poor family spends almost everything they earn, so higher prices hit them on every dollar.
A rich family spends only a small slice of their income, so they barely notice.
Then look at who actually feels it.
The richest 20% of Americans are spending more than ever. The bottom 80% just hit new lows and have not kept up with inflation in six years.
Same price increases. Completely different impact.
And here is the part that matters most.
If you own assets, you win. If you live on a paycheck, you lose.
Inflation does not destroy wealth. It moves it.
People who own stocks, energy, and property capture the gains. Everyone else just pays more at the pump and the grocery store.
The stock market is at an all-time high while wages for most people have gone nowhere.
What people don’t notice is that inflation moves money from the bottom to the top while the economy still looks strong on paper.
The people paying for that strength are the ones with the least.
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@WatcherGuru BREAKING: https://t.co/0MIrxytE9g
Poor Americans are being left with the burden of fixing the U.S. economy.
Start with tariffs.
When the government puts tariffs on imported goods, companies do not eat that cost. They pass it to you at the register.
That is a big reason inflation is running at 4.2% this year. A poor family spends almost everything they earn, so higher prices hit them on every dollar.
A rich family spends only a small slice of their income, so they barely notice.
Then look at who actually feels it.
The richest 20% of Americans are spending more than ever. The bottom 80% just hit new lows and have not kept up with inflation in six years.
Same price increases. Completely different impact.
And here is the part that matters most.
If you own assets, you win. If you live on a paycheck, you lose.
Inflation does not destroy wealth. It moves it.
People who own stocks, energy, and property capture the gains. Everyone else just pays more at the pump and the grocery store.
The stock market is at an all-time high while wages for most people have gone nowhere.
What people don’t notice is that inflation moves money from the bottom to the top while the economy still looks strong on paper.
The people paying for that strength are the ones with the least.
Follow @NeptuneIntel
@Barchart New: https://t.co/0MIrxytE9g
Poor Americans are being left with the burden of fixing the U.S. economy.
Start with tariffs.
When the government puts tariffs on imported goods, companies do not eat that cost. They pass it to you at the register.
That is a big reason inflation is running at 4.2% this year. A poor family spends almost everything they earn, so higher prices hit them on every dollar.
A rich family spends only a small slice of their income, so they barely notice.
Then look at who actually feels it.
The richest 20% of Americans are spending more than ever. The bottom 80% just hit new lows and have not kept up with inflation in six years.
Same price increases. Completely different impact.
And here is the part that matters most.
If you own assets, you win. If you live on a paycheck, you lose.
Inflation does not destroy wealth. It moves it.
People who own stocks, energy, and property capture the gains. Everyone else just pays more at the pump and the grocery store.
The stock market is at an all-time high while wages for most people have gone nowhere.
What people don’t notice is that inflation moves money from the bottom to the top while the economy still looks strong on paper.
The people paying for that strength are the ones with the least.
Follow @NeptuneIntel
Poor Americans are being left with the burden of fixing the U.S. economy.
Start with tariffs.
When the government puts tariffs on imported goods, companies do not eat that cost. They pass it to you at the register.
That is a big reason inflation is running at 4.2% this year. A poor family spends almost everything they earn, so higher prices hit them on every dollar.
A rich family spends only a small slice of their income, so they barely notice.
Then look at who actually feels it.
The richest 20% of Americans are spending more than ever. The bottom 80% just hit new lows and have not kept up with inflation in six years.
Same price increases. Completely different impact.
And here is the part that matters most.
If you own assets, you win. If you live on a paycheck, you lose.
Inflation does not destroy wealth. It moves it.
People who own stocks, energy, and property capture the gains. Everyone else just pays more at the pump and the grocery store.
The stock market is at an all-time high while wages for most people have gone nowhere.
What people don’t notice is that inflation moves money from the bottom to the top while the economy still looks strong on paper.
The people paying for that strength are the ones with the least.
Follow @NeptuneIntel
@KobeissiLetter IMPORTANT: https://t.co/aBfTz3UAxW
Bitcoin is in a free fall.
Capital is rotating out of crypto and flowing into other assets.
The S&P 500 is at record highs while Bitcoin is down 22% this week. BTC dropped more than 14% over the week, hitting a low near $63,000. 
The same money that pushed Bitcoin up to $80,000 a few weeks ago is now leaving it. It is flowing into gold, Treasuries, and AI stocks instead. Bitcoin is no longer the trade investors want to be in currently.
You can see it in the funds. Bitcoin ETFs lost $519 million on June 2 and $484 million the day before. May was the worst month of the year with $2.30 billion pulled out. 
When Nvidia and AI are where everyone wants their money, crypto becomes the piggy bank they break to get there.
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@WatcherGuru NEW: https://t.co/aBfTz3UAxW
Bitcoin is in a free fall.
Capital is rotating out of crypto and flowing into other assets.
The S&P 500 is at record highs while Bitcoin is down 22% this week. BTC dropped more than 14% over the week, hitting a low near $63,000. 
The same money that pushed Bitcoin up to $80,000 a few weeks ago is now leaving it. It is flowing into gold, Treasuries, and AI stocks instead. Bitcoin is no longer the trade investors want to be in currently.
You can see it in the funds. Bitcoin ETFs lost $519 million on June 2 and $484 million the day before. May was the worst month of the year with $2.30 billion pulled out. 
When Nvidia and AI are where everyone wants their money, crypto becomes the piggy bank they break to get there.
Follow @NeptuneIntel
Bitcoin is in a free fall.
Capital is rotating out of crypto and flowing into other assets.
The S&P 500 is at record highs while Bitcoin is down 22% this week. BTC dropped more than 14% over the week, hitting a low near $63,000. 
The same money that pushed Bitcoin up to $80,000 a few weeks ago is now leaving it. It is flowing into gold, Treasuries, and AI stocks instead. Bitcoin is no longer the trade investors want to be in currently.
You can see it in the funds. Bitcoin ETFs lost $519 million on June 2 and $484 million the day before. May was the worst month of the year with $2.30 billion pulled out. 
When Nvidia and AI are where everyone wants their money, crypto becomes the piggy bank they break to get there.
Follow @NeptuneIntel
@WallStreetApes He ain’t even from the U.S. why would anyone vote for him.
#BREAKING: Trump fumes at Netanyahu in call over Lebanon, telling him “You’d be in prison if it weren’t for me.”
Trump says Israel will not attack Lebanon:
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