- Everyday investors say SpaceX’s sky-high $1.75–$2 trillion IPO valuation feels unjustified and are skeptical about whether the business fundamentals support it.
- Many plan to skip day one and wait for post-IPO volatility or a pullback, citing losses and comparisons to other hot IPOs that tumbled after debut.
- Some are put off by the prospectus’ grand “sci‑fi” ambitions (asteroid mining, Mars communities) and worry insiders could use the IPO to cash out, leaving retail holding the bag.
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