every launch of his ‚iterative‘ project has the ability to become a giant loss now..
not sure a project they are iterating on like that can take such shock? this feels like it would naturally slow down spacex
mabrasm on
I don’t get how his cult isn’t buying all the stock for him? Tesla is a terrible company and he somehow keeps that stock going up, I suppose he’s an running out of juice.
Minialpacadoodle on
The amount of salivating reddit has for a less than 20% correction after a recent IPO…
Y’all need hobbies.
tacobellmysterymeat on
Ooof. I didn’t even consider how bad it would be from a safety perspective for a rocket company to be publicly traded. You have to abort if something even remotely off.
hard2resist on
An aborted test is better than a failed one. Safety-first decisions hurt short-term stock prices but protect long-term credibility and mission success.
vessel_for_the_soul on
Is this a pump and slow dump?
mabus42 on
Keep shorting it boys!!!!!
Neat_Strawberry_2491 on
Thought abortions were illegal in texas
Unhappy-Community454 on
How to destroy well oiled company, because you twitted being high.
morbihann on
Cant wait for the next successful test where the whole thing blows up, again.
chinesetimeofmylife on
No more trillionaires!
auditorydamage on
ahhh, the rational market, taking a dump because *-checks notes-* the abort system worked as designed.
i will talk shit about the money man nazi at the top, his dogshit meme companies, and his ongoing efforts to punish his daughter for existing all the live long day, but, godsdamnit, space travel is *difficult*. hideously complex machines going to spectacularly inhospitable environments, when they don’t catastrophically fail and take out the launch pad with them. sucks that it didn’t lift off, sucks more that the main beneficiary is a petulant little nazi shit who thinks he’s tony stark, but would’ve really dug a hole in the ol’ capital if that launcher had gone boom in one way or another.
congress fucked nasa and the tech lords are fucking all of us and it didn’t have to be this way, and i also never want to hear about market rationality and discipline ever again. rational, my ass.
sylv3r on
and it will go lower
NumisKing on
How many times can this happen before they throw caution to the wind and forego safety for shareholder value?
sebastouch on
dont forget these guys are grifters. they will start buying the stock at low price, they will annonce or do something great, the stock will skyrocket (!) and grifters are gonna profit again.
MasterVobe on
Whether you’re a fan or a critic, every test adds data. That’s kind of how aerospace has always moved forward.
The_Ombudsman on
So dumb. Launch aborts are common and sensible.
Secret-Teaching-3549 on
Currently at 124, which I believe is below the IPO amount? Love to see it.
Useful_Intern4114 on
I’m unfortunately a bag holder. 3 shares is all my exposure though! Pain
hoodlumonprowl on
I love this for him and his tiny penis ego
SheetzoosOfficial on
SPCX bagholders shouldn’t have invested in a CEO in the Epstein files.
S3pD3cM0n on
I’ll start rooting for SpaceX again once Elon divests entirely. Until then, may Starship scrub and RUD repeatedly.
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Ha ha. Let’s see how low it will go
every launch of his ‚iterative‘ project has the ability to become a giant loss now..
not sure a project they are iterating on like that can take such shock? this feels like it would naturally slow down spacex
I don’t get how his cult isn’t buying all the stock for him? Tesla is a terrible company and he somehow keeps that stock going up, I suppose he’s an running out of juice.
The amount of salivating reddit has for a less than 20% correction after a recent IPO…
Y’all need hobbies.
Ooof. I didn’t even consider how bad it would be from a safety perspective for a rocket company to be publicly traded. You have to abort if something even remotely off.
An aborted test is better than a failed one. Safety-first decisions hurt short-term stock prices but protect long-term credibility and mission success.
Is this a pump and slow dump?
Keep shorting it boys!!!!!
Thought abortions were illegal in texas
How to destroy well oiled company, because you twitted being high.
Cant wait for the next successful test where the whole thing blows up, again.
No more trillionaires!
ahhh, the rational market, taking a dump because *-checks notes-* the abort system worked as designed.
i will talk shit about the money man nazi at the top, his dogshit meme companies, and his ongoing efforts to punish his daughter for existing all the live long day, but, godsdamnit, space travel is *difficult*. hideously complex machines going to spectacularly inhospitable environments, when they don’t catastrophically fail and take out the launch pad with them. sucks that it didn’t lift off, sucks more that the main beneficiary is a petulant little nazi shit who thinks he’s tony stark, but would’ve really dug a hole in the ol’ capital if that launcher had gone boom in one way or another.
congress fucked nasa and the tech lords are fucking all of us and it didn’t have to be this way, and i also never want to hear about market rationality and discipline ever again. rational, my ass.
and it will go lower
How many times can this happen before they throw caution to the wind and forego safety for shareholder value?
dont forget these guys are grifters. they will start buying the stock at low price, they will annonce or do something great, the stock will skyrocket (!) and grifters are gonna profit again.
Whether you’re a fan or a critic, every test adds data. That’s kind of how aerospace has always moved forward.
So dumb. Launch aborts are common and sensible.
Currently at 124, which I believe is below the IPO amount? Love to see it.
I’m unfortunately a bag holder. 3 shares is all my exposure though! Pain
I love this for him and his tiny penis ego
SPCX bagholders shouldn’t have invested in a CEO in the Epstein files.
I’ll start rooting for SpaceX again once Elon divests entirely. Until then, may Starship scrub and RUD repeatedly.