
SpaceX IPO risk: could your retirement fund end up with a space-age surprise?
Fidelity cut the IPO-investment threshold for SpaceX to $2,000 as expectations grow for a record-breaking offering; Nasdaq/FTSE Russell have relaxed rules to include SpaceX quickly, potentially forcing broad index funds to own it even if investors didn’t choose to buy in. The IPO could be huge and potentially overvalued, with SpaceX’s profits coming mainly from Starlink while rockets and AI lose money. Musk’s strong, multi-class voting control raises governance concerns, and if the stock falters, retail and retirement savers could be left holding the bag.













