Should You Buy SpaceX Stock? What to Know Before the Biggest IPO in History Hits the Market.
You've still got a shot at getting in on the direct public offering. That doesn't necessarily mean you'll need -- or even want -- to, though.
Overview
It's almost here. Assuming nothing changes in the meantime, the stock market's biggest-ever public offering will happen on Friday, valuing -- at least initially -- SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) at a whopping $1.77 trillion.
The question is: Should you try to participate in the actual public offering, or even step in after it begins trading on an exchange at what's sure to be a measurably higher price than the IPO price of $135 per share?
Here's what you need to know.
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