Toby Howell

But Neil, I do have a question.

Where the heck are you right now?

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The big one is here.

SpaceX confidentially filed for an IPO yesterday, setting up what is expected to be the largest public debut of all time sometime this summer.

SpaceX started as a rocket company, but has since grown into a conglomerate of Elon Musk side projects.

The rocket company combined with his AI company, XAI, in February, which had previously combined with his social media platform, X, to create an Elon Steins monster worth trillions.

And this group project of companies with X in their name, it looks like SpaceX will be doing much of the heavy lifting.

It's the leader in the rocket launch business, receiving billions of dollars in government contracts to be the workhorse of the U.S.

space program.

It also has Starlink, the satellite-based internet company that is now the company's main cash flow generator.

XAI is sort of the personality hire of the group, burning a lot more money than it makes as Elon tries to keep up in the AI race.