Is the SpaceX 2x Oversubscribed Reuters report a fluff piece to create a FOMO, or am I misunderstanding how fast a $150B order book builds?
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· June 06, 2026 at 09:54
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So like a few days ago Bloomberg reports that Jamie Dimon is hosting this huge JPMorgan simulcast thing to like 90 locations to pitch the SpaceX deal to all there rich private clients. Then less then 24 hours later Reuters drops a story citing "anonymous sources" saying the deal is already twice oversubscribed. So demand is supposedly around $150B for a $75B raise.
Maybe im reading to much into it but the sequence feels off to me. You do this massive marketing push and then almost immediately a leak comes out signaling theres overwhelming demand? Like whether its intentional or not that kind of thing creates a real sense of momentum and scarcity around a deal, specialy for people who are still on the fence about getting in.
am i being dumb here or does this look like manufactured FOMO to anyone else? Genuinely curious what people who actually know how IPO roadshows work think.