Jun 19, 2026 · 4 hr 6 min · 12 segments
In this episode of *Market Bubble*, Banks and Ansem cover the successful SpaceX IPO thesis, the strongest opportunities they see across crypto, AI, and robotics, and a broader discussion on…
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Owen LynchGuestRasmrGuestBut listen, first things first, we told, and I'm going to say again, we told you to buy SpaceX last week.
On this fucking show, we
right before
Z's talking about... longing spacex he's the only motherfucker i saw talking about longing spacex the entire timeline was talking about fading it even shorting it you're talking about
shorting it bro shorting it everybody was saying fucking short
all in short it's going to zero insane not you you longed it you longed it live on the fucking show and you fucking slapped that trade it went fucking crazy this week and yeah where where do we start with that how do you feel about that
Yeah, I feel good.
It was cool to be like non-consensus on it because a lot of people were saying it's open too high.
And because it was opening too high of a total market cap, it's going to crash and everybody's going to get wrecked on it.
And it was priced at 135 a share.
That's where they did the IPO at.
It was super volatile on the trend.
The day of launch, it was on hyper liquid at like 175 and it ended up opening at 150, but it went from 150 to 225, like in the first few days of trading, which is pretty crazy considering how many people thought it was going to be bears.
And it's came down some, I think it's around like 180. right now okay here's the clip bro the fucking stop on this is the only bad part about this clip because i have a stop at fucking 158 and i was like yeah i think it's gonna go to 190 but i had my stop there what i fucked up on is how volatile is gonna get priced the day of
dogecoin in april 2021 literally it's trading like dogecoin
it.
The reason it trades so volatile is because you have so much retail interest on it and people are trading it with leverage both directions.
So you're going to have the greed, people FOMO buying into the top.
But listen, first things first, we told, and I'm going to say again, we told you to buy SpaceX last week.
On this fucking show, we
right before
Z's talking about... longing spacex he's the only motherfucker i saw talking about longing spacex the entire timeline was talking about fading it even shorting it you're talking about
shorting it bro shorting it everybody was saying fucking short
all in short it's going to zero insane not you you longed it you longed it live on the fucking show and you fucking slapped that trade it went fucking crazy this week and yeah where where do we start with that how do you feel about that
Yeah, I feel good.
It was cool to be like non-consensus on it because a lot of people were saying it's open too high.
And because it was opening too high of a total market cap, it's going to crash and everybody's going to get wrecked on it.
And it was priced at 135 a share.
That's where they did the IPO at.
It was super volatile on the trend.
The day of launch, it was on hyper liquid at like 175 and it ended up opening at 150, but it went from 150 to 225, like in the first few days of trading, which is pretty crazy considering how many people thought it was going to be bears.
And it's came down some, I think it's around like 180. right now okay here's the clip bro the fucking stop on this is the only bad part about this clip because i have a stop at fucking 158 and i was like yeah i think it's gonna go to 190 but i had my stop there what i fucked up on is how volatile is gonna get priced the day of
dogecoin in april 2021 literally it's trading like dogecoin
it.
The reason it trades so volatile is because you have so much retail interest on it and people are trading it with leverage both directions.
So you're going to have the greed, people FOMO buying into the top.
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