#064: Elon Delivers!

SpaceX delivered on its promise to allocate IPO shares to retail investors. Craig shares some insights into allocation data collected from the Patreon community.

Craig also introduces a new segment called Access Alert, highlighting pre-IPO investing opportunities for non-accredited investors.

This week we learned that Fundrise has laid the groundwork for the Fundrise Innovation Fund II, a step ahead of Robinhood’s confidential filing announcement for the Robinhood Venture Fund II (RVII).

In IPO Radar news, Databricks finds another reason not to IPO, Perplexity targets 2028, and the Bending Spoons IPO is around the bend.

Which Brokers Had the BEST SpaceX IPO ALLOCATIONS?
  • 0:00 Intro
  • 0:30 Elon Keeps his Promise
  • 0:51 SpaceX IPO Success
  • 1:51 Retail Allocations
  • 2:58 SpaceX Allocation Data
  • 3:13 E*Trade Allocations
  • 3:51 Fidelity Allocations
  • 5:05 SoFi Allocations
  • 5:32 Robinhood Allocations
  • 6:58 Schwab Allocations
  • 8:13 Help Improve the Data
  • 8:27 No New Lessons
  • 8:41 Now What?
  • 10:10 Thanks SpaceX and Elon
  • 11:30 Access Alert
  • 12:29 Robinhood Ventures Fund II(RVII)
  • 14:00 Fundrise Innovation Fund II (VCX2)
  • 16:54 Disclosures
  • 17:39 IPO Radars News
  • 18:03 Databricks Series M
  • 19:00 Databricks IPO No
  • 22:11 Perplexity IPO 2028
  • 24:50 Bending Spoons IPO
  • 27:06 New Filings?
  • 28:40 Next Opportunities

Disclosures: At the time of recording, Craig is long SpaceX, TSLA, HOOD, RVI, VCX restricted shares, the Fundrise iPO, and the ARK Venture Fund. Access IPOs is an affiliate partner with Fundrise and Robinhood, and VCX is a sponsor of the Access IPOs podcast. Access IPOs content is for informational purposes only and the host does not recommend that investors buy or sell any stocks, funds, or private companies mentioned. Perform personalized due diligence and only invest with money you can afford to lose, as IPO and pre-IPO investments inherently carry a high degree of risk. Invest in IPOs and private companies at your own risk.

 
 

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