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SpaceX was not that profitable before he merged it with xAI, which torches money running Elon's CSAM generator Grok. it apparently lost $5 billion last year. Elon wants it valued at $1.25 trillion www.theinformation.com/articles/spa...

theinformation.comxAI Spending Pushed SpaceX to a Nearly $5 Billion LossSpaceX lost just under $5 billion last year while generating more than $18.5 billion in revenue, two people familiar with the figures said. The financial figures includexAI, the Elon Musk-founded arti...

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excuse me, that was old information. Elon wants it valued at *$1.75 trillion.* though I guess when you're talking about an infinity P/E ratio, who's really counting

anyway there's basically a Wall Street conspiracy to force all the institutional investors, index funds etc to buy this turd by rigging the index rules. though of course "owning" a share gives you no control whatsoever over the company, Elon keeps that

The thing that extra worries me is that this potentially makes him - and SpaceX - Too Big to Fail. If he drives the company into the ground, expect a lot of wailing and gnashing of teeth from the Financial Sector, plus demands that it get bailed out to save index funds and so forth.

100 percent agree with this. you can have a private company or a public one, but the dual class structure is just a fraud against the public bsky.app/profile/john...

Not Particularly Anonymous@johnfromnearboston.bsky.social

There's no reason for dual share classes to exist for publicly traded companies. Need to be banned. Awful from both a capitalist and socialist perspective. The CA wealth tax using control is a nice bonus, but need far more than that.

I’m a casual observer so maybe I’m missing something but: He buys Twitter. It loses lots of money, so he merges it with Tesla, where he’s bored with cars so he focuses on AI and robots and loses a lot of money, so he merges it with SpaceX, where his savvy business acumen will enrich us all?

Value also seems high given the regulatory risk i.e. a Dem president in 2028 running on "no government funding for Elon Musk" and putting his nazi salute in campaign ads on loop

At $75B market cap it would be about 0.35% of the QQQ and less than 0.2% of the S&P. I do think it's an attractive candidate to short, but I wouldn't say it's worth worrying about the amount being held by index funds until/unless they sell a lot more shares.