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Wedbush analyst Dan Ives predicts the Nasdaq could reach 30,000 in the next six to nine months, fueled by strong investor interest in AI technologies. He views Cerebras Systems' IPO as a pivotal moment for tech, highlighting robust demand for AI investments. Ives notes a significant supply-demand imbalance in the AI chip market, particularly with Nvidia. He anticipates further excitement from upcoming IPOs of companies like SpaceX and OpenAI, maintaining confidence despite recent controversies surrounding OpenAI.

- Wedbush analyst Dan Ives predicts that the Nasdaq could reach 30,000 in the next six to nine months due to strong investor enthusiasm for AI technologies and infrastructure.  
- He describes the recent IPO of Cerebras Systems as a pivotal moment for the tech sector, reflecting robust demand for AI-related investments, evidenced by its $4 billion valuation increase on its first trading day.  
- Ives emphasizes that the AI market is only in its early stages of growth, with accelerating demand and a significant supply-demand imbalance in the AI chip market, particularly for Nvidia.

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SpaceX is preparing for its IPO on June 12, targeting a valuation of $2 trillion. The company plans to price its shares on June 11 and list on Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX. A roadshow is expected around June 4, with a faster review by the SEC accelerating the timeline. Inclusion in the Nasdaq 100 is a strategic goal, as it could enhance liquidity and attract institutional investors. SpaceX's revenue is projected to reach nearly $20 billion by 2026, driven by its launch operations and Starlink service.

- SpaceX is planning for an initial public offering (IPO) as early as June 12, with plans to file its prospectus shortly and a potential roadshow launch around June 4.  
- The company aims for a $2 trillion valuation, positioning itself for a historic market debut, with a listing on Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX, strategically targeting inclusion in the Nasdaq 100 index.  
- A faster than expected review by the US Securities and Exchange Commission has allowed SpaceX to accelerate its IPO timeline, which is viewed as a significant opportunity to attract institutional investors and enhance market liquidity.

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SpaceX eyes Nasdaq debut on June 12: report

SpaceX, OpenAI, and Anthropic are seen as key drivers for a potential private market repricing, with their upcoming IPOs likely to reset valuation benchmarks across various sectors. A recent report indicates that private market strength is expanding beyond AI, with significant gains in chips and aerospace & defense. However, capital is increasingly concentrated among top performers, suggesting a shift in market dynamics. The eventual public listings of these companies could further influence the private market landscape.

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Former Goldman Sachs executive Chan Ahn predicts that updated Nasdaq rules could lead to over $60 billion in institutional buying for SpaceX before its earnings report. Ahn suggests that the new 'fast entry' framework may allow SpaceX to qualify for Nasdaq-100 inclusion within 15 trading days, reshaping IPO dynamics and creating significant volatility in future mega-cap listings driven by passive investing.

- The potential SpaceX IPO may see significant institutional buying driven by new Nasdaq index rules rather than retail investors or Elon Musk supporters.  
- Former executive Chan Ahn estimates this could lead to $22 billion to $27 billion in ETF buying, potentially exceeding $60 billion in total demand for Nasdaq-100 inclusion.  
- The shift in IPO dynamics suggests that future public listings may be more influenced by passive index mechanics than traditional valuation methods.

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EXCLUSIVE: '$60 Billion-Plus' Could Flood Into SpaceX Before Earnings, Says Ex-Goldman Exec

SpaceX is set to debut its Starship V3 on May 19, featuring significant upgrades including larger fins and a redesigned hot stage. The rocket, standing 124.4 meters tall, will utilize 33 Raptor 3 engines generating over 18 million pounds of thrust. This flight is crucial before SpaceX's anticipated IPO, targeting a valuation above $2 trillion. The IPO roadshow is scheduled for June 8, with predictions indicating a high probability of a successful launch before June.

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SpaceX's anticipated IPO may reveal a significant issue in Wall Street, as former JPMorgan exec Chan Ahn highlights a '5x appreciation' before retail investors gain access. He argues that while private-market insiders benefit, retail investors often receive minimal allocations, likening participation to a lottery. Ahn suggests that tokenized private-market investing could provide earlier access for smaller investors, potentially reshaping the traditional IPO access model.

SpaceX IPO May Expose A Hidden Wall Street Problem: '5x Appreciation' Before Listing