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What’s the game plan fellas I’m still buying at least a share for the ride.

Looking for someone to help me understand why one of the important companies to the AI ecosystem is sitting at $30b market cap. Right now Reddit is capturing .01% of the CapX spending this year even though they are the #1 most cited source in responses and are sitting on 20 years of some of the best training data there is. 10% of Reddit's revenue ($100m) is coming from deals they have with companies to access their API for training purposes. The majority of this $100m is from deals they signe

TL;DR for the functionally illiterate: In 1720, people across Britain went broke YOLOing their life savings into an ocean trading company based on pure hype. The pitch? "An undertaking of great advantage, but nobody to know what it is". In 2026, you're about to do the exact same thing with "Space AI data centers" just because Papa Musk said so. The SpaceX IPO is a 300-year-old bubble getting a CGI remake. Listen up, regards. Some of you are about to YOLO your miserably small life savings into

exit strategies and due diligence sold seperately. powered entirely by panic and some random reddit regard’s opinions that i trust wholeheartedly.

so spacex just filed at a fixed $135 a share, 555 million shares, $75B raised which is the biggest ipo in history bigger than aramco. but heres the part nobody talking about… they didnt even give a price range. usually you get like $120-140 and the bankers "build a book." they skipped that entirely which basically means the whole thing was already spoken for by sovereign funds (qatar abu dhabi norway etc) before retail even heard about it. and get this the allocation meetings happened in MAY… w

The Tesla slayer.

this is what ive been doing and Ive been making decent gains, I heard that the post nut clarity makes you think a lil better so I could make better decisions has anyone else tried it?

Alright degenerates, let me paint you a picture of a company that: Just raised **2026 free cash flow guidance to $12.5 BILLION** (up from $11B). That's not revenue. That's FREE. CASH. FLOW. [TipRanks](https://www.tipranks.com/news/netflixs-nflx-first-half-is-soft-the-second-half-is-where-the-bull-case-lives) Authorized a **$25 BILLION share buyback** on top of $6.8B already in the chamber. They are literally YOLOING their own stock. [TipRanks](https://www.tipranks.com/news/netflixs-nflx-first

>A full repeal of the so-called trade-through rule is included in a forthcoming proposal from the Securities and Exchange Commission, a top agency official said. >The rule prohibits exchanges, alternative trading systems and wholesalers like Citadel Securities or Virtu Financial Inc. from executing trades that ignore or “trade through” the national best bid or offer, which has helped ensure individual investors receive fair treatment.

Ironically his glued on spoiler went flying off as he took the exit.

We all see the writing on the walls whether it's the rule changes, tiny float or shorter lockup periods it's obviously how things are conveniently being manipulated to make it so retail ends up holding the bag. Well what if we didn't take the bait and just invested in everything but SpaceX. We know institutions will have to buy post fast track but chances are some will need to close positions to make room for their spacex purchase. If retail collectively sat this IPO and the buying pressure flat

Maybe I've eaten too many 🖍s but it's starting to make sense. I'll tell my manager at Wendy's to buy puts.