Neil Freiman
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We got the bulls and the bears.
The bears are out in full for CFRA research.
Senior analyst Keith Snyder said on Friday, even after this good IPO, that the revenue growth that SpaceX would need to achieve to back up this $2 trillion valuation is, quote, borderline comical.
And then you had Elon Musk, on the other hand, on X this weekend saying that they're going to reach, he expects to reach $1 trillion in annual revenue by 2030, which is four years from now.
People are like,
Maybe you should have put that in the IPO prospectus because that's kind of a material change that you're making.
So it'll be interesting to see what SpaceX does going forward.
Elon Musk is very rich and he could become even richer.
He has this compensation package at SpaceX worth up to $1 trillion, but that is entirely contingent.
He will see zero of it unless SpaceX becomes a $7.5 trillion company and there is a permanent human colony on Mars with at least 1 million people.
Yeah, Dixon 5.
They manifested it.
It's the first so-called major professional sports championship in New York in 14 years.
The Liberty have won in the WNBA and the New York City FC have won for the MLS Cup in 2021.
But in terms of the big four sports...
The Knicks are the first in 14 years.
And as some have pointed out, they don't really share a fan base with another team.
I'm sorry, Brooklyn Nets.
But in New York, there are so many teams that the fan bases are generally split.
There's the Jets and the Giants.