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SpaceX looks like the investment opportunity of a generation, but most people don’t understand how the IPO works or what they’re actually buying. In this episode, Lloyd breaks down the numbers behind SpaceX, the realities of IPO investing, and why excitement about rockets and Mars missions doesn’t automatically translate into a good return for everyday Australians.

This episode explores:

■ SpaceX IPO mechanics and what an IPO really is

■ Why industrial revolutions create bubbles rather than guaranteed profits

■ How past innovations like railroads, airlines and dot‑coms wiped out investors

■ SpaceX revenue vs valuation and what a $1.5–$2 trillion price implies

■ Why proven businesses like Meta offer a clearer investment case than speculative IPOs

Timestamps:

00:00:00 - Introduction

00:01:02 - The Impact of SpaceX on Civilization

00:02:50 - Cost Reduction in Space Travel

00:04:58 - Investment Considerations

00:06:44 - Historical Context of Industrial Revolutions

00:08:09 - Understanding SpaceX's Business Model

00:10:36 - Valuation and Revenue Analysis

00:12:01 - Market Expectations and Risks

00:13:47 - Comparing SpaceX to Meta

00:16:29 - Investment Strategy Insights

00:19:20 - Final Thoughts on SpaceX IPO

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