Jun 16, 2026 · 29 min · 9 segments
Send us Fan Mail SpaceX is finally going public, and the numbers are staggering. With an expected valuation of $1.75 trillion and just 5% of shares…
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Brodie HaggertyHostI think before we start diving into what does this look like, what are the numbers behind it, what can you do about it, perhaps just in your words, Brodie, an IPO.
Yeah, so IPO, initial public offering, right? It's when a company is a privately held company.
own a – tradie business down the road and you're 51% shareholder and your wife's 49% shareholder, then it is a privately owned company.
So it's when they decide to go public and start trading on the stock exchange.
Well, two reasons really, and this is where you can get pessimistic, I guess.
They either do it to raise funding for future growth or as exit liquidity for the original owners and employees to – Sell their shares at
I think before we start diving into what does this look like, what are the numbers behind it, what can you do about it, perhaps just in your words, Brodie, an IPO.
Yeah, so IPO, initial public offering, right? It's when a company is a privately held company.
own a – tradie business down the road and you're 51% shareholder and your wife's 49% shareholder, then it is a privately owned company.
So it's when they decide to go public and start trading on the stock exchange.
Well, two reasons really, and this is where you can get pessimistic, I guess.
They either do it to raise funding for future growth or as exit liquidity for the original owners and employees to – Sell their shares at
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