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Note the 'when', buddy.

Same thing happened with the moon. Only reason it got so much money was that Russia was trying to get there.

The minute China says there's no reason to go back to Mar, when it happens, the US will say 'yeah, good point.'

Nice rise. Could I have timed this well for once? We'll see.

And they'll say: 'Thank you, Papa. Now I'll be able to buy a Freddo and can of coke this weekend.' ;)

Down 5% pre-market. Could this week be the week it drops below 135?

Fwiw, many index funds are weighted, meaning that even when they do have to buy that they will only buy proportionate to what is floated, not the market cap. My index funds is anyway.

Oof, 16% today, but a double-figure drop tomorrow and the day after are entirely possible.

Oof, 16% today, but a double-figure drop tomorrow and the day after are entirely possible.

It's down over 13% ATM on the Nasdaq. That means if you bought in the open market, you're down. Further to go imo.

It's getting flushed like a turd at the moment, and that's without the lock-up periods ending. I guess everyone is trying to get out before the big dump, but it's still up marginally since ipo, but not looking good.

Looks like another down-day

Amazon hit a high that was not returned to for practically a decade after 2000.

It took about 15 years for the Nasdaq to recover its peak around a decade ago from 2000. This included companies like Microsoft that were incredibly successful the whole time.

This is nothing like those companies anyway. There is no space economy without taxation or deficit spending because there is such a small natural demand for it. The irony of which is lost on many.

Sure, 1 trillion in revenue on the current valuation and good profits might justify the price now, but it currently does what? Not even a 20th of that revenue at a loss. So you're paying the premium how far in advance?

Why not all the world? A zillion-billion mcap?

Spit, or Elon misdoses on the horse tranquillisers.

So, it's not actually worth what it's selling at then, squad, maybe? It's just using people who've bid up the price by diluting them and giving insiders liquidity to cash out on.

There are very few things that are better to in space. How people eat this stuff up is beyond me tbh. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DfVi53slbvM&pp=ygUZdGhlIHNpbXBzb25zIHNwYWNlIGxhdW5jaNIHCQk-CwGHKiGM7w%3D%3D

This was a nice gamble. Glad I sold when I did for the small profit given the number of shares. Prices go up or down, but this could be sub-50 and still look expensive.

Could be Boring 2.0 if they throw everything at the AI route and bring down the house of cards, including Tesla's valuation though.

Is the rug getting pulled already?

BSR, I've only had a cursoty look at things, but the Cursor acquisition is all stock apparently.

Also, some days things go up, some days things go down.

Pub bookings surge by almost 300% for England's World Cup kick-off

Pub bookings have surged by nearly 300% as fans prepare to watch England's World Cup kick-off against Croatia, figures show.

Bookings for pub arrivals up to two hours before tonight's opener are up 293% on the same date last year, with hospitality set for a 42% sales boost across the group stage, technology provider Zonal has reported.

UKHospitality said the sector benefited "enormously" from major football tournaments, including the World Cup.

England's group games at Euro 2024 delivered a 42% sales increase, figures showed, with UKHospitality predicting a similar boost this World Cup.

England fans watching a Euro 2020 match at the pub

England fans watching a Euro 2020 match at the pub

PA

UKHospitality chairwoman Kate Nicholls said: "The pub is categorically the best place to watch England at the World Cup, both tonight and for the rest of the tournament.

"Bookings up almost 300% for tonight's game shows that, despite the later-than-usual kick-off times, England fans want to get together to watch the game, cheer on the team and support their local."

Figures from Opinium suggest 29% of UK adults are set to watch World Cup matches in the pub, spending an extra £600m this tournament alone.

True and good luck to you, mate. Just don't over allocate on these things would be my officious advice. :)

LL, I would say I didn't invest in Spacex. I gambled and sold yesterday, with my measly allocation .I can't justify the valuation and I don't think others can without making an idol of someone.

I'm not sure what the ideas are and how they make money. As someone who works in tech, the dream of data centres in space is on lar with being as stupid as The Boring Company. It literally makes no sense on many levels. Even if we say there's a stream of miracle technologies that emerge and make it more viable than data centres on earth, what people who don't work with or know about technology infrastructure is the concept of redundancy largely hides the fact that hardware breaks all the time.

You would literally need multiple launches going back and forth daily with rotating engineers and parts. So stupid.

Lol, I think it's just good form to tag the responses with the people you're responding to, Velo, but that makes me strange in today's world, I guess.