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Now you don't have to take my word for it. You can fire K.I.R.A. up right now and see everything for yourself. Till the next trade, Lance Ippolito Today’s editorial pick for you Want Exposure to SpaceX’s IPO? Consider These 3 Alternatives FirstPosted On Jun 03, 2026 by Ian Cooper 
SpaceX may be one of the most exciting IPOs to hit the market. Aiming to sell 555.6 million shares at $135 apiece for a potentially record-breaking public offering, it won’t be cheap. While exciting, some analysts urge extreme caution. In fact, according to Morningstar, the company is worth less than half of its expected valuation. Table of Contents“We think the company has been significantly overvalued and investors will have opportunities to buy the stock at more attractive levels after the IPO,” Morningstar analysts said, as quoted by CNBC. “Morningstar’s discounted cash flow valuation of SpaceX is $780 billion, which is roughly 48% below its private market valuation of $1.5 trillion.” Of course, that won’t stop retail investors from flocking to the IPO on day one. For those who want to avoid the Day One chaos, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are another, “safer” way to trade the IPO. Here are three options to consider. He's waited 27 years for this moment. Elon Musk just launched his biggest disruption ever, which could totally reset how millions of people access their money and even pay tax. A Diversified Approach to the IPO MarketWhen we first highlighted the First Trust US Equity Opportunities ETF (NYSEARCA: FPX) with the SpaceX opportunity, it traded at about $165. Today, it’s up to $194.48. With an expense ratio of 0.61%, the FPX tracks hot IPOs, giving investors access to new stocks during their initial, most crucial days on the market. By buying it, not only can you avoid paying gobs of money for IPOs that may or may not work out, but you’re also being exposed to multiple hot IPOs at the same time at a lesser cost. Even with its share of high-profile IPO disappointments, FPX has delivered strong long-term gains, climbing from around $11 in 2009 to recent highs near $195. The key advantage is simple: whether individual IPOs succeed or fail, the overall excitement and capital inflows into the IPO market tend to support the ETF over time. With the FPX, it doesn’t matter if the stock is hot or a dud; the excitement surrounding IPOs continues to send the FPX to new highs. 
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