AIThe bullish case for SpaceX before an IPO
A post quoting Gavin Baker portrays SpaceX as a once-in-a-career investment and argues that its secondary-market pricing is too low.
TLDR
A post argues that SpaceX’s secondary-market pricing is too low ahead of an IPO, quoting Gavin Baker: “A company like this comes once in your career.” It attributes a British East India Company comparison to Baker and claims 10,000 SpaceX employees could have sold shares every six months for a decade, but almost none did.
