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SpaceX closed up 19% on its first day, the Iran deal is 85% likely per a senior US official, and passive investors may have no say in any of it. Reddit is paying attention.

SpaceX raised $75B, Iran blinked, and the market partied like it's 1999. Here's everything that moved this week — and what's actually worth watching.

SpaceX closes its IPO up 19% at $161/share while a US-Iran ceasefire deal sits at 85% probability — social sentiment is absolutely feral right now.

SpaceX ate the whole news cycle. Meanwhile, three obscure small-caps quietly built real catalysts. Here's what the crowd missed.

SpaceX hit $2 trillion on day one. YouTube's finance creators are split between 'generational buy' and 'dot-com bubble 2.0.' Both camps have receipts.

SpaceX IPO euphoria is eating all the oxygen in the room. Meanwhile, Kroger is about to report its softest sales growth in nearly two years. Terrible timing, KR.

SpaceX opened at $150-$155 on its NASDAQ debut, instantly becoming a $2T giant. Jim Chanos says it's Enron with thrusters. Crypto Reddit says hold their beer.

SpaceX just pulled off the largest IPO in history and made Elon Musk a trillionaire. Bulls say it's the British East India Company reborn. Bears say it's Enron with better rockets.

SpaceX priced at $135, closed at $161, and somehow that's the boring part of the week. Buckle up.

SpaceX closed up 19% on day one, made Musk a trillionaire, and broke Reddit. The bulls and bears are both citing the same data — somehow.

When the whole market is staring at a $2 trillion rocket ship, someone has to check what's hiding in the bushes. We found three names worth watching.

SpaceX debuted at $135, surged 27% to $172, and made Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire. The sentiment across Reddit and X is unhinged — in both directions.