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#AISuperIPOSeason 🚨 Retail investors just got access to what was once a $500,000 club… for only $2,000. That's not a typo. Fidelity has slashed the minimum investment requirement by 99.6%, opening the door for everyday investors to participate in one of the most anticipated IPOs ever. SpaceX is reportedly raising $75B at a $1.75T valuation, with shares priced at $135 and a Nasdaq debut scheduled for June 12 under the ticker SPCX. But here's what makes this IPO different: 📈 30% of shares are reserved for retail investors (most IPOs allocate just 5–10%) 🔥 Demand is already 2x higher than available shares 🚫 No automatic buying pressure from major index funds, as S&P Dow Jones won't make an exception to its index rules Meanwhile, SpaceX just secured a massive $30B AI compute deal with Google, while Starlink revenue jumped 50% year-over-year. The catch? 💸 The company posted a $4.95B net loss last year due to aggressive AI spending. 📊 At the IPO price, SpaceX is valued at roughly 94x projected 2025 revenue. And if you're planning a quick flip, Fidelity has a warning: ⏳ Sell within 15 days and you could lose IPO access for 6 months. Repeat offenders face even harsher restrictions. The excitement is undeniable. The valuation is too. So the real question is: Would you invest $2,000 into SpaceX on day one, or wait for a post-IPO pullback? #DailyOrbit