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16. Two penny nails, a bottle cap, an aggie and a crow feather....

Thu Jun 25, 2026, 02:47 PM

Jun 25

Unfortunately, stupid TSP ended up adding SpaceX to the Mid-Cap Funds pot.
I'm going to shift my investments to a Mid-Cap Green Fund.

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What would be a fair price per share for SPCX? [View all] paulkienitz Jun 24 OP

Not sure there is one lapfog_1 Jun 24 #1

SpaceX does have a profitable core in the launch business paulkienitz Jun 24 #4

They only thing they have that makes money edhopper Jun 25 #7

as I just said, paulkienitz Jun 25 #12

"Datacenters in space is simply ridiculous" Bluetus Jun 25 #5

Datacenters in orbit are a lot MORE ridiculous that colonizing Mars. paulkienitz Jun 25 #6

Of one thing you can be certain Bluetus Jun 25 #10

I disagree that it's pointless. paulkienitz Jun 25 #13

Why? Bluetus Jun 25 #15

Me too -- I agree with you. paulkienitz Jun 25 #17

There are legitimate scientific cases for the moon. Bluetus Jun 26 #19

Realistically less than half of what it is right now fujiyamasan Jun 24 #2

About tree fiddy. flvegan Jun 24 #3

A buck three-eighty per share. MineralMan Jun 25 #8

Two penny nails, a bottle cap, an aggie and a crow feather.... haele Jun 25 #16

It is a pathological stock Johonny Jun 25 #9

About $40. Happy Hoosier Jun 25 #11

Yup, that's also the analysis I've seen LR3 Jun 25 #14

about $50 dollars Matthew28 Jun 25 #18