RJ Hamster
Skip The SpaceX IPO. Do This Instead.
Managing Editor’s Note: As an angel investor, Jeff Brown put his money into private companies with returns like 5,344%, 7,367%, and 11,011%. He called Nvidia at a split-adjusted $24 and Bitcoin at $240. And he was one of the first to predict SpaceX would go public this year. Now, he has another big Elon Musk prediction. And we think you should pay close attention. Click here for the details or read more below.
Dear Reader,
You’re not going to make any money on the SpaceX IPO.
At least not in the first few months.
See, when a company goes public, the only winners are the rich insiders…
The bigwig elites with special access…
They get in when the company is private.
And after IPO day, they cash out.
Typically, the biggest IPOs drop in the first six months as a result.
Before this year, Uber was one of the largest IPOs in history.
But behind the hype, the stock was down 35% after six months.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, dropped 48% in the first six months after IPO.
And Rivian lost more than half its value six months from its first day as a public company.
The same thing could happen with SpaceX.
But while most people are caught up in the IPO hype, they’re missing an even better opportunity.
Elon Musk’s is starting a brand-new company from the ground up.
Elon himself believes it could be worth $25 trillion.
That’s 14 times bigger than SpaceX.
Some of the top minds in tech…
Like Ark Invest’s Cathie Wood…
Or futurist Peter Diamandis…
Believe this secret company could 70X investors money.
And Musk agrees.
Even better, you can get in right now.
You don’t need special access…
With as little as $500 and one click of the button, you can claim your stake on the ground floor of this exciting company.
So forget about SpaceX.
Click here to learn more about Elon Musk’s secret $25 trillion IPO.
Regards,
Jeff Brown
Founder & CEO, Brownstone Research
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