Missed SpaceX IPO because you didn't have money or didn't know how to get shares?

Missed SpaceX IPO because you didn't have money or didn't know how to get shares? I'm the guy who had $6 in a checking account to now having millions of dollars. Yes, you are looking at a SpaceX IPO. When I initially submitted an interest, some of you guys said, oh, you're going to lose money. How could you do that? How could you do this? This stock is going to tank. Fortunately, stock did not tank. It went up 20% and after the market closed, it went up another $5.90. And when I also posted the video, many of you said, I don't have money. One, I don't even know how to do it. I don't even know how to submit interest. What brokerage should I use? And when you don't have money, is this something that you can participate? So I'm going to be I'm going to be answering all the questions, all those questions in this particular video. One, go to my profile. There's a SoFi link. If you deposit $25, they give you free $25. And even my baby account that has very little money, I was able to get SpaceX shares. So the goal is to open, deposit some money, and then continue to deposit money. And you might be wondering, hey, how do I deposit more money when I don't have money? I'm going to share that with you right now. Anything you don't have, you sell. This is how I raised money after I got scammed and I was saddled with $15,000 in credit card debt. The advice that I got was sell anything and everything you do not need. Average American household has 300,000 items. If you sell 1%, we're talking about 1%, that's 3,000 items. And if you get 10 bucks each, how much is that? That's $30,000. Yes, you heard me correctly. $30,000. Even if you only get $1, that's 3,000 bucks. With 3,000 bucks, you could have gotten a lot of SpaceX shares. And this is just one example. This is an old one that I shared before. It doesn't have to be a brand new item. It could be an old desk. I sold it for 100 bucks. Yes, that old desk for 100 bucks. I got some samples from TikTok. I didn't I don't really need them, so I was able to sell it for 15. So selling couple items a week is going to give you enough money for you to put it into your SoFi account and let your money grow. And when there's another hot IPO, you will be able to participate by submitting an IPO interest. And in the meantime, you could learn how to invest 50 to 5,000 bucks. Right? It's it's incredibly, incredibly simple that everybody should be able to do. And all you have to do is not get another job, not start a side hustle, but just keep rid of all the junk in your house that might be a treasure to somebody else. Again, why should you do it? Because you get to participate in an IPO like this once in a generation, maybe, yeah, generation. A hottest IPO that will give you money like this. And all you have to do is make sure that you have enough money in your account and submit an IPO interest. Hope this motivates you to look around the house and look for items that you have not used in the last six months, maybe a year, and start raising money. And two, start opening a brokerage account at SoFi and buying something like VOO. That's one of the lowest low-cost ETF that performs incredibly well. Almost no professional money managers beat them year after year after year after year. That's how awesome this ETF is. So keep adding money in there and then when there's an IPO, you sell them and then try to participate. That's all you have to do. Hope this answers your questions around how to raise money when when you do not have enough cash laying around so that you do not miss another IPO like SpaceX. Thanks for watching and I'll see you guys soon.