SPACEX STAKE BOUGHT 11 DAYS AFTER A $1.77 TRILLION IPO
Benzinga reports the SpaceX buy was not the only purchase disclosed, placing it inside a wider set of holdings picked up around the listing.
🚨 SpaceX shares bought 11 days after a $1.77 trillion IPO.
Benzinga reports that Trump picked up SpaceX stock less than two weeks after the company's listing, which the outlet puts at a $1.77 trillion valuation.
And it was not the only purchase. Benzinga says the SpaceX buy showed up alongside other holdings disclosed at the same time.
The number worth sitting with is the valuation. $1.77 trillion would place SpaceX among the largest listed companies on earth, and the company spent years as the most talked-about private business in the world before it ever traded.
📈 Which is why the 11-day gap matters. Buying after a listing, rather than before it, means paying whatever the market decided the thing was worth.
One caveat we will state plainly: Benzinga is the only outlet we have carrying this, and no article detail beyond the disclosure was available to us. No share count. No dollar size. Treat it as reported by Benzinga, not settled fact.
Search interest is already moving. "space x" logged around 2,000 searches as the story circulated.
Would you buy SpaceX at a $1.77 trillion valuation?
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