Smart Money are NOT Buying SpaceX

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The video leverages a timely and high-interest event (SpaceX IPO) to provide actionable investment advice. By offering alternative, less obvious investment opportunities, it appeals to viewers seeking an edge and positions the creator as knowledgeable.

Summary

The video advises viewers not to invest directly in the SpaceX IPO, but instead to buy stocks in six related companies. It highlights that these companies are indirect beneficiaries of SpaceX's success through supplying components, infrastructure, or investments.

Structure

1Introduction: Don't buy SpaceX IPO, buy related companies.
2Reasoning: SpaceX IPO is expensive, and chasing popular stocks is a mistake.
3Company 1: STMicroelectronics (semiconductors for Starlink).
4Company 2: NVIDIA (GPUs for SpaceX data centers).
5Company 3: MDA Space Ltd (infrastructure partner).
6Company 4: Alphabet (early investor with massive returns).
7Company 5: USA Rare Earth Inc (materials for aerospace).

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If you wanna get rich off of the space X IPO then do NOT chase the stock, buy these 6 companies that are attached to it instead that nobody is talking about Because spaceX just had the biggest IPO in history, but buying it today means paying a 100 times sales, and with millions of retail investors rushing into the stock, this is your sign to not follow the herd.

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SpaceX (company): Appears as a company whose IPO is discussed. Removing it would change the video's topic. SpaceX (IPO): Appears as the event being discussed. Removing it would change the video's topic. STMicroelectronics NV (company): Acts as a supplier of semiconductors for Starlink dishes. Removing it would change the video's explanation of SpaceX's success. NVIDIA Corp (company): Acts as a supplier of GPUs for data centers that support SpaceX's business. Removing it would change the video's explanation of SpaceX's success. MDA Space Ltd (company): Acts as a partner providing infrastructure for SpaceX's expanding space economy. Removing it would change the video's explanation of SpaceX's success. Alphabet Inc (company): Acts as an investor in SpaceX, showing the growth of their investment. Removing it would change the video's explanation of SpaceX's success. USA Rare Earth Inc (company): Acts as a supplier of rare earth magnets for satellites, robotics, drones, and advanced aerospace systems used by SpaceX. Removing it would change the video's explanation of SpaceX's success.

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Smart Money are NOT Buying SpaceX IF YOU WANNA THE SPACEX IPO CHASE THE STOCK BUY THESE 6 ATTACHED TO IT INSTEAD THAT NOBODY IS BECAUSE SPACEX JUST IPO IN HISTORY TODAY MEANS YOU'RE PAYING 100 TIMES REVENUES AND WITH MILLIONS OF RETAIL INVESTORS RUSHING INTO THIS THIS IS YOUR SIGN TO NOT FOLLOW THE HERD AND JUST LIKE THE GOLD RUSH IN THE 1800S THE ONES WHO AMOUNT OF MONEY Weren't the ones CHASING THE GOLD THEY WERE THE ONES SELLING THE AND SO THE FIRST STOCK IS STMicroelectonics NV NYSE: STM 77.30 USD +160.62% +47.64 past year Closed: Jun 12, 7:59 p.m. EDT - Disclaimer After hours 77.79 +0.49 (0.63%) BECAUSE THEY SUPPLY THE SEMICONDUCTORS USED THROUGHOUT SINGLE STARLINK DISH MAKING THEM A DIRECT BENEFICIARY OF SPACEX SUCCESS AND THE SECOND OBVIOUS WINNER AND IT'S NVIDIA THE MOST EXCITING SPACEX SEGMENTS IS BUSINESS WHICH HEAVILY RELIES ON A BUNCH OF NVIDIA'S GPUS AND THE THIRD STOCK IS MDA MDA Space Ltd TSE: MDA 52.16 CAD +74.51% +22.27 past year Jun 12, 4:00 p.m. EDT - Disclaimer WHICH IS A SMALL CANADIAN COMPANY WITH SPACEX AND GIVES INVESTORS EXPOSURE TO THE INFRASTRUCTURE BEHIND RAPIDLY EXPANDING SPACE ECONOMY AND THE FOURTH STOCK ON ALPHABET INC CLASS C NASDAQ: GOOG 358.16 USD +101.28% +180.22 past year Closed: Jun 12, 7:59 p.m. EDT - Disclaimer After hours 359.16 +1.02 (0.28%) ALPHABET 2015 GOOGLE INVESTED AROUND $100 MILLION INTO SPACEX IS NOW WORTH OVER $100 BILLION GIVING YOU SLIGHT SPACEX EXPOSURE CHEAPER PRICE THAN BUYING THE STOCK ITSELF AND FINALLY THE USA Rare Earth Inc NASDAQ: USAR 21.99 USD +57.41% +8.02 past year Closed: Jun 12, 7:59 p.m. EDT - Disclaimer After hours 22.03 +0.040 (0.18%) BECAUSE SATELLITES ROBOTICS DRONES AND ADVANCED AEROSPACE SYSTEMS ALL DEPEND ON RARE EARTH MAGNETS AND AS SPACEX XAI AND DEFENSE SPENDING CONTINUES TO GROW SO DOES THE MINERALS POWERING THESE SYSTEMS

Transcript

If you wanna get rich off of the space X IPO then do NOT chase the stock, buy these 6 companies that are attached to it instead that nobody is talking about Because spaceX just had the biggest IPO in history, but buying it today means paying a 100 times sales, and with millions of retail investors rushing into the stock, this is your sign to not follow the herd. And just like the gold rush in the 1800s, the ones who made the most amount of money weren't the ones chasing the gold, they were the ones selling the shovels. And so the first stock is STMicroelectronics NV because they supply the semiconductors used throughout every single Starlink dish, making them a direct beneficiary of SpaceX success. And the second obvious winner, and it's NVIDIA, because one of the most exciting SpaceX segments is their data center business, which heavily relies on a bunch of NVIDIA's GPUs. And the third stock is MDA Space Ltd, which is a small Canadian company that already works with SpaceX and gives investors exposure to the infrastructure behind the rapidly expanding space economy. And the fourth stock on this list is Alphabet because back in 2015 Google invested around $100 million into SpaceX. That stake is now worth over $100 billion, giving you slight SpaceX exposure at a cheaper price than buying the stock itself. And finally, the last stock on this list is USA Rare Earth Inc because satellites, robotics, drones and advanced aerospace systems all depend on rare earth magnets. And as SpaceX, XAI and defense spending continues to grow, so does the minerals powering these systems.