@TeslaBoomerMama@wholemars Institutional investors are typically worried about relentless spending that generate no short term results. Remember everyone follows certain rules, and generally no such thing as emotion investing with the institutions.
HERE IS THE FULL SPACEX $SPCX SHARE UNLOCK TIMELINE
Right now only 4.9% of shares are in the free float.
Here is how that changes over the next 14 months:
Early unlock window (Jul - Dec 2026):
Aug 8: 11.8%
Aug 20: 15.2%
Sep 9: 17.7%
Sep 24: 20.1%
Oct 9: 22.6%
Oct 24: 25.1%
Nov: 27.6% → 37.5%
Dec 8: 40.0%
On Day 366, June 12, 2027: Elon's 46.1% stake becomes eligible ... The free float jumps from 50.8% to 96.9% in a single day.
By September 2027 the float reaches 100%.
@thepaulwilliams@Darunatura Tendons take 4-6 weeks to heal, which is slower than muscles. To aid in healing, use lighter weights and focus on other areas of your body. This is a natural part of getting stronger as we age, but I’m still lifting similarly to when I was younger.
As everyone watches the SpaceX IPO today, its worth remembering this advice from Buffett
"The idea that a newly issued security (IPO)—brought to market at a time of the seller's choosing and surrounded by massive hype—is the single best bargain among thousands of global businesses is absolute nonsense.
When an offering carries a ridiculous 7% commission just to incentivize salespeople, it simply cannot be the most attractive investment available.
While people easily get caught up in the excitement of a new launch, look at the reality: you have thousands of existing public companies whose prices are set by a natural auction market, free from aggressive promotion or hidden fees.
It makes no sense to buy a security precisely when an insider decides the timing is perfect to sell. Frankly, it isn't worth spending five seconds thinking about IPOs."
- Warren Buffett
I still don't think ppl realize what an amazing deal locking in a 3% mortgage in 2020 has been for homeowners
Inflation has averaged 3.9% this decade
It's now back above 4%
You're basically borrowing for free
This was the deal of a lifetime
If you sleep 5 hours per night and die at age 75, you'll still have spent just as many years awake as a person who sleeps 8 hours per night and dies at age 89.