Not SpaceX but Warren is discussing a fund to invest in Boring and/or Nueralink. lots of hurdles but worth following. He created an email list to keep folks updated.
Just heard from my guy at Sharespost.... he is hopeful there might be a SpaceX opportunity in Q2 now. If SpaceX blows up a few more test rockets on landing and gets in some arguments with the FAA...maybe the valuation will drop some by then
https://twitter.com/davidzhao365/status/1354901109693845505?s=21 I have a lead to get in SpaceX investment, DM me your name, citizenship, background, LinkedIn page, how much you want to put in ASAP pls. And your past investment in other private companies pls Verify my Twitter above pls thanks
Elon Musk talks Starlink IPO (teslarati.com) Nothing new really. Elon said they would need to be able to have a steady cash flow first. I do wonder what this looks like to me as an investor in a SPV for SpaceX. I was not able to find answers about what occurs in a spin-off. I'm hoping I get shares at IPO rather than cash equivalent. Either way I think that will provide at least a 2x on my initial investment.
Looks like that dood may have been banned....I exchanged a few IM's with him through this site and he seemed legit...but I didn't meet the criteria required for the opportunity he was discussing.
Thanks @fiveten for thinking me legit (seemed) . I cant disclose any info publicly because of NDA. I am not a broker and not a salesman tying to sell anything. I am an investor and trying to help others to get in. But i was banned.. It is not easy with private company investment, and it is the hardest with SpaceX..
As a starter, if anyone is interested in the future, some tips I learned. 1. For all the leads I know, they require the Qualified Purchaser status. Not Accredited Investor. 2. If this is your first, be familiar with terms like: access fee, management fee and carry You need to prepare yourself to get used to the 20% carry. Basically the seller takes 20% of the gain when you exit. Many beginners find that hard to accept. 3. Cash needs to be ready. I needed to make a decision within 24 hours to book a block and I am asked to wire in the money within 3 days. Usually the money needs to move from broker to bank then to your seller's bank. That can take time and you might hit some limit about how much you can transfer out per day or per month by your broker or bank. 4. Study the SPV legal structure and legal docs. Super long to read and I only have 1 day to sign.
My experience with Forge Global was similar. Granted was two years ago... Did need to do the QP deal. But nothing about a carry. They did have 5% broker fee to facilitate transactions.... Did have a long agreement to parse. But had more than 24 hours. As for the money being ready to go, well of course. What I would like to see is what happens with shares when company actually goes public. I will find out as one of the companies I own just went with a SPAC. Let's see how that works....
Seems like the fund will have a choice to give you stock or cash at that point. I don't love that part but that's the game I guess.
If only they took Bitcoin, transfer it in an hour Was this a recent round and if so do you know when it closed?
No more 0 carry deals since Aug 2020 based on what I see. Now the market average is 20%. I mean for SpaceX of course. Hope the 0 carry days will be back some day.
Never going to see my money invested in SpaceX with those barnacles taking a big chunk for nothing. Lots of other places to put my money to good use.
Wow. They are really squeezing people now. With the transaction costs included, looks like SP has to double at least before the buyer would start believing it was all worth it. The SpaceX demand right now is obviously huge. Perhaps unprecedented given the liquidity sloshing around. Can’t even get a straight answer as to what its MC is.