Nick Martell

As in 15 days.

Yeah, it is 15 days after SpaceX's IPO next month.

They'll join the NASDAQ 100.

NASDAQ actually changed the rules just for SpaceX to join early.

So on day 15, somewhere around late June, index funds will be required to buy SpaceX in order to replicate the makeup of the NASDAQ 100.

So if you own SpaceX stock on day 15 after the IPO, billions of dollars of funds will be fighting to buy your shares.

The stock will probably rise.

But after that, Nick, after day 15, owning SpaceX stock is putting your full faith in one man, Elon Musk.

After day 15, SpaceX stock is basically an Elon trading card.

After day 15, if you own SpaceX, you're ignoring the $41 billion of cumulative losses that

since SpaceX was founded in 2002.

You're ignoring the risk, the competition, and believing in Elon Musk's story instead.

So there's two reasons to own SpaceX long-term.

One, if you just love Elon Musk and want the equivalent of his financial trading card.

Or if you think enough other people love Elon that much that the stock will continue to defy markets indefinitely, just like Tesla has.

So short-term, the stock looks great because of the 15-day NASDAQ index inclusion moment.

But long-term besties, SpaceX's stock is an Elon Musk trading card.

For our second story, Victoria's Secret is updating its ticker symbol to VSXY, a symbolic exit from the cultural penalty box.

And to beat Kim Kardashian, Sidney Sweeney, and Rihanna, Vicky's got something they don't.

dressing rooms.