SpaceX Prices Largest IPO in History at $135 Tonight
SpaceX prices its IPO at $135 — a $1.77T valuation with 30% retail allocation, the largest IPO ever.
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SpaceX prices its IPO at $135 — a $1.77T valuation with 30% retail allocation, the largest IPO ever.
SoftBank's $6B margin loan against OpenAI paper gains collapsed — banks won't lend against unrealized value.
Super Micro raises $7B for AI servers but stock drops 13% — X calls it dilution, MSM calls it growth investment.
India condemns a US strike on a tanker carrying Indian nationals — X frames it as the war's first diplomatic crisis.
US disables an oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman — X calls it escalation, MSM calls it enforcement.
Iran claims four tankers attempted unauthorized departures from Hormuz — framing enforcement as legality, not escalation.
IEA calls the Hormuz closure the largest supply disruption ever recorded — surpassing the 1973 embargo and 1990 Gulf War.
Nitrogen fertilizer prices surge 30% on Hormuz closure — natural gas supply disruption hits agriculture within weeks.
Ras Laffan — the world's largest LNG export terminal — sits behind a closed Hormuz, cutting 20% of global LNG supply.
Qatar produces 30% of global helium — the Hormuz closure blocks exports critical to semiconductor fabrication and MRI production.
SpaceX lists on Nasdaq Thursday under SPCX — the most anticipated IPO in years arrives amid wartime market turbulence.
X treats Buffett's warning as a sell signal; MSM frames it as prudent commentary from an elder statesman.