SpaceX's debut on the stock market was smooth, is Wall Street building the next "Nvidia legend"?

Elon Musk recently trended again.
But this time, it's not because a rocket exploded.
It's because SpaceX's IPO successfully took off.
Many people expected a "rocket-like surge" that didn't happen.
But Wall Street was actually relieved.
Why?
Because it was steady.
For a super IPO, not soaring wildly or crashing is actually a good thing.
This means:
Institutions have obtained their shares.
The market also has enough liquidity.
My judgment
SpaceX may become a new template for future mega IPOs.
In the past, going public was like a roller coaster.
Now, it's more like a high-speed train.
Steadily accelerating.
This reflects that institutional funds are becoming more mature.
Who benefits the most?
Of course, Elon Musk.
Someone joked:
Others ring the bell to go public.
Musk directly rings the wealth list when going public.
If Starlink's business continues to expand in the future,
The title of "trillionaire" might really not be a joke.
After all, this man's biggest hobby is turning science fiction novels into documentaries. #SpaceX认购规模超2500亿美元