SpaceX Pre-IPO is Bigger Than McDonald ’s

SpaceX is finalizing its Pre IPO.

And the valuation makes the company worth more than McDonald’s.

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NASA legends Neil Armstrong and Gene Cernan had very serious doubts about SpaceX back in 2012.

In fact, they both testified AGAINST commercial space flight in the way SpaceX was developing it.

Today SpaceX is leading the new Space Race 2.0...

And its value has soared 1,296,200% since 2002!

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Here’s How SpaceX’s Destroys Competitors

SpaceX has MASSIVE success in many different things.

But the Falcon 9 story shows why its dominance is unmatched.

2008 was a year that nearly ended SpaceX.

The Falcon 1 rocket was unreliable and far from profitable.

By the time it finally succeeded on its fourth attempt…

Elon Musk’s dream had almost drained every dollar he had left.

The company’s future hinged on landing government contracts – a goal that demanded a bigger and better rocket: the Falcon 9.

Building the Falcon 9 was no small feat.

To be successful, it needed to link nine Merlin engines together, the rocket engines that SpaceX designed to launch their rockets and bring them back to Earth for reuse.

The challenge fell on Tom Mueller, SpaceX’s first employee and the mastermind behind the Merlin itself.

Mueller and his team achieved the first test firing of the Falcon 9’s first stage in November 2008.

It was a historic moment.

But it still wasn’t good enough for Elon Musk.

As Mueller explained…

“We were out there beating history, but Elon was still pissed at us. Like everything else we’ve ever done, it was way slower than Elon wanted, and way faster than anyone had ever done it before.”

This relentless drive and refusal to accept limits defined Musk’s leadership.

It was maddening for engineers – but it worked.

Previous launchers rarely managed more than 10 blast-offs a year.

Today Falcon 9s now launch 10-12 times PER MONTH.

SpaceX launched 128 Falcon 9s in 2024 – breaking its 2023 record.

This relentless drive to excel is what makes SpaceX dominate the new Space Race 2.0.

It’s the reason why its value has soared 1,296,200% since 2002.

The new SpaceX Pre-IPO makes it more valuable than companies like Bank of America, Coca-Cola, and McDonald’s.

But there’s two problems for investors:

That’s why I really doubt we’re going to see shares soar 500% or 1,000%.

So what’s the best way to profit from the Space Race 2.0?

In my view, the best way is to buy shares of “the next SpaceX.”

This breakthrough space company is worth less than $100 million.

It’s preparing for a NASDAQ IPO next year…

And it’s offering Pre-IPO shares for under $4.

I’m personally buying Pre-IPO shares.

My research suggests they could soar 457% by IPO day.

Plus, FAA launch approval could boost them by 1,585%.

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Yours in Wealth,

Ian Wyatt