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Everyone's waiting for SpaceX IPO on June 12. $1.8 trillion. Biggest IPO in history. And everyone is probably going to buy it ⚠️ Here's what's really going to happen A company that was profitable in 2024 and lost $4.94 billion in 2025 is getting listed on NASDAQ. Apple with all its products and AI investments, trades at 33x earnings. SpaceX is going public at 96x revenue, meaning you're paying $96 for every $1 the unprofitable company is making 💣 This isn't just an overvalued IPO. This could be the pin that pops the AI bubble The institutions, the insiders, the early investors have been waiting for this moment. The IPO isn't for them to buy. It's for them to sell. To you. At $1.8 trillion

This week, earnings reports from multiple software stocks (including SaaS companies) showed that many companies exceeded revenue expectations, while GAAP EPS displayed a mixed/divergent trend. On November 3, $Palantir (PLTR.US)$ reported earnings that beat market expectations, but the stock still fell notably in after-hours trading due to its elevated valuation. $Hims & Hers Health (HIMS.US)$ exceeded revenue expectations, but its gross margin was below both the prior quarter and the year-ago period. Shifts in the weight-loss drug market landscape led the company to lower prices for generics. In reports released on November 4, $Spotify Technology (SPOT.US)$ significantly beat expectations. Monthly active users (MAU) rose to 713 million, topping the 711 million consensus. By contrast, $Shopify (SHOP.US)$ and $Tempus AI (TEM.US)$ showed profitability pressures. Although Shopify’s AI-driven store traffic has increased sevenfold since the start of the year and GMV rose significantly, gross margin declined. Free trial promotions in subscriptions and a change in the reporting scope for the PayPal-related business helped revenue but weighed on gross margin, leading to continued year-over-year contraction in gross margins for both subscription and merchant solutions this quarter. In addition, total expenses grew about 25.5% year over year this quarter, roughly in line with last quarter’s pace and remaining elevated. Because expense growth outpaced growth in gross profit dollars, this had a dilutive effect on margins.