SPACEX IS ABOUT TO REPEAT WHAT TESLA DID IN 2016.
And almost nobody is ready for what could happen next.
2016:
Tesla merged with SolarCity.
$9.47 → $25.98
+174.34% in just a matter of days.
Now look at what's happening today:
2026:
– SpaceX is already down 50% from its IPO price
– The first major share unlock is about to hit the market
– If it makes new lows, Elon could potentially buy back shares at much lower prices before driving value higher later
But there's one major difference...
Tesla mergers (2016–2019):
– Small-cap companies merging into Tesla
– Pre-COVID market environment
– Much lower expectations
– Tesla was not yet a trillion-dollar company
SpaceX in 2026:
– Starlink + xAI + Tesla = multiple potential trillion-dollar businesses under one structure
– The stock market is trading near the highest valuations in history
– A near-monopoly in the space industry with virtually no direct competition
This isn't the same opportunity.
Many believe a potential Tesla–SpaceX merger wouldn't have a major impact.
Yes, Tesla is already a mega-cap company.
But the acquisitions of SolarCity, Maxwell, and Hibar helped create moves that ultimately delivered massive returns for investors in a relatively short period.
Now you have two choices:
– Walk away from the biggest IPO in history after a 50% decline
– Or understand what Tesla already proved in 2016.
I've spent years calling some of the biggest market tops and bottoms, including the oil collapse, the SpaceX selloff, and Bitcoin's correction.
The moment I start buying SpaceX, I'll post it here first, just like always.
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