DO NOT Buy SpaceX on IPO Day
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Here's What Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, And Morgan Stanley Are Doing Instead
What if you could use Elon Musk's $2 trillion SpaceX IPO to target a huge windfall…
Without buying a single share of SpaceX itself?
I know how crazy that sounds.
But this is the exact playbook Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, and Morgan Stanley are running RIGHT NOW.
And there's a narrow window to join them before the SpaceX IPO this June.
You don't have to be an accredited investor.
You don't have to have Silicon Valley connections.
You don't have to be rich.
All it takes is $100 and a standard brokerage account.
But before I show you what they're buying, you need to see what they're NOT touching.
They're NOT lining up to buy SpaceX at $2,000 a share.
Because they know buying SpaceX on IPO day could be the worst trade of 2026.
Even longtime Elon Musk bulls are running for the exits.
Ross Gerber, the multi-billion dollar investor who was one of the biggest backers of both Tesla and Elon's Twitter deal…
Owns SpaceX shares right now.
And he recently gave an interview calling the valuation "outrageous," adding 'How in God's name is it worth so much money?'
He plans to dump a huge amount of his SpaceX stake the moment it goes public.
At a $2 trillion valuation, SpaceX is already one of the most expensive companies in the world.
To even double, it would have to grow larger than 99% of the public companies on Earth.
To deliver the kind of 100x return that built fortunes in Tesla, Amazon, and Bitcoin, it would have to grow larger than the entire global stock market combined.
That's not an investment.
That's a fantasy.
And while the general public is getting ready to snap up shares of SpaceX at a nosebleed valuation….
The smart money is doing something completely different.
They're piling into a single $10 stock that sits at the dead center of every major SpaceX mission flying today.
The propulsion systems. The navigation cameras. The orbital hardware that virtually every SpaceX cargo mission depends on.
A company so deeply embedded in SpaceX's most important missions that I call it Elon's Secret Partner.
A partner Elon can't replace, because they hold over 300 active patents and US military security clearances that lock out every direct competitor.
A partner most retail investors have never heard of…
But the smart money is snapping up.
∘ Goldman Sachs hiked its position by 352% in a single quarter
∘ BlackRock loaded up on $45 million worth
∘ Billionaire Ken Griffin's Citadel grew its stake by 67%
∘ Susquehanna boosted its allocation by over 520%
∘ Vanguard, State Street, and Morgan Stanley are loading up by the tens of millions too
The biggest Wall Street insiders are stacking shares of Elon's Secret Partner ahead of the biggest IPO in human history.
And make no mistake.
The SpaceX IPO is a MASSIVE opportunity.
On IPO day, hundreds of billions of dollars will pour into the space sector.
And you can stake a claim in that future with one simple ticker.
Do you know the ticker we’re talking about?
If You Want To Target Huge Moves From The Trillion Dollar Space Race…
Here's What Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, And Morgan Stanley Are Doing Instead