Tyler Crowe

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Number one, keep it foolish.

Two, keep it short enough for us to read.

And three, we cannot give personalized advice.

So let's try to keep it relatively generic.

And as long as we've been taking questions, what we have seen more than anything else so far is questions about SpaceX and

anthropic and open IPOs, specifically to how they're going to impact the broader market.

We're talking about early index inclusion for a lot of these companies because they're going in so big.

And the questions have been numerous, but there's two that are most representative of what we're talking about.

This was from Ben Jackson.

With the recent changes to the NASDAQ index and immature over-valued companies like SpaceX IPO-ing with little supply, I mean, he's being a little diminutive here, but should your average ETF investor or index investor be reconsidering or selling their ETF portfolio to avoid the long-term turbulence that these large IPOs going into these ETFs may cause?

And this one is from Thomas Bianco.

It says, if we already know that approximately 4 trillion

trillion of new money will be sucked up in these three IPOs, basically the combined market value they think is going to be around $4 trillion for all three of them when they go public.

How can we adjust our current equities positions to account for these forthcoming disruptions?

Now, I want to just give a little bit of context here because all the money we're going to be sucking up with these large ones.