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SpaceX is a private company and does not have an IPO or Nasdaq inclusion. The premise is factually impossible.
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For those who understand volatility, this July/August expiry chart is genuinely strange. Implied volatility on SpaceX has been crushed since IPO — the market is currently pricing in daily moves of under 5%.
But has the market already forgotten the float situation? It's still extremely limited, and we're looking at roughly $10 billion in buying pressure — around 15% of the float — hitting at the end of next week with Nasdaq inclusion.
With the stock around $155, my play is short-dated OTM calls expiring early-to-mid July. The goal is to be out before share lockup expirations start weighing on the price. Take a look at the $170 calls and price them out yourself. The premium is wild given what's coming.
First time posting here, so guaranteed I lose my money — but let's go!