COMMENTARY · MAY 22, 2026

SpaceX IPO. Down the Crown. Maybe I’m in.

Occasionally in life you get one of those rare opportunities to buy into something new, fresh, and on the cusp of the wave. Or you think you do. I went down the Crown to think about it. Gary had opinions. Sid had leverage.

  By the desk · May 22, 2026

Occasionally in life you get these rare opportunities to buy into something that is new and exciting, fresh and on the cusp of the wave, like buying Amazon in 2009 or buying Bitcoin in 2008. I think every investor dreams of buying something like this before anyone else, to make wild claims to their friends, saying “I bought X in 2008.” A news notification popped up on my phone: Elon Musk set to launch SpaceX…

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June 2026 · Updated daily
№ 01 · Speaker Emerita

Nasdaq Nancy

Nancy Pelosi

Last Filing NVDA call options Status On the watch
№ 02 · Former President

Orange Buffett

Donald Trump

Last Filing DJT common stock Status On the watch
№ 03 · Senate Republican

The Turtle Trader

Mitch McConnell

Last Filing Index funds, exclusively Status On the watch
№ 04 · CEO, Tesla / X / SpaceX

The Space Cadet

Elon Musk

Last Filing TSLA option exercise Status On the watch
№ 05 · Federal Reserve Chair

Easy Money Jerry

Jerome Powell

Last Filing Treasury holdings Status On the watch
№ 06 · CEO, JPMorgan

Diamond Jamie

Jamie Dimon

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The Method How It Works

Step 01

They Trade

A senator, a CEO, a celebrity — somebody with information you don't have buys or sells some stock.

Step 02

They Sit On It

Under the STOCK Act, they have 45 days to disclose. They tend to use most of them. The news happens during these 45 days.

Step 03

They File

A filing lands at the SEC or the House. We read it. Often on Day 44. Sometimes on Day 45.

Step 04

We Make Tea

Then we write about it sarcastically and add a Numbers box. None of this is financial advice.

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