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📉 Markets Explode After Trump Posted This

What happens at 3:50 PM
During the last 10 minutes of every trading day, $55 BILLION floods the stock market.
That's when I (and my trading friends) strike.
Just look at what's possible:
Mark consistently makes $500-$1,500 per trade…
Kenny averages $500 to $1,000 per day in pure profit…
And Spiffy (that’s her nickname) turned $100K into $700K in six months.
All by trading one specific hour, using this new system.
If you want to see how it works…
Hear Mark, Kenny, Spiffy (and even more of my trading buddies) talk about how they grab such huge wins…
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BREAKING NEWS
🕊️ Trump Called Off More Iran Strikes. The Market Added $1.15 Trillion In A Single Day.
One post on social media. One trillion dollars added to the stock market. That’s the world we live in now.
President Trump announced last night that he had cancelled the scheduled US military strikes against Iran after discussions were brought to the highest level of Iranian leadership and approved. He said a final agreement involving the US, Israel, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Turkey, Pakistan, Bahrain, Kuwait, Jordan, and Egypt is now being finalized and could be signed as soon as this weekend.
The market did not wait for the ink to dry. It bought everything immediately and all three indexes had a full-blown party. Chip stocks led the charge with the semiconductor index jumping nearly 8% in its biggest single-day gain since April 2025. US stocks added $1.15 trillion in total market value in a single session.
Here is what you need to know:
Gold jumped 3.4% and silver 5.5%, while oil fell sharply as traders priced in a possible reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Lower oil prices ease inflation fears and give the Fed more room to breathe.
Iran's Foreign Ministry said reports of a finalized agreement were speculation and that Tehran had not made a final decision on any deal. So the celebration may be slightly ahead of the paperwork.
The SpaceX IPO prices today. A ceasefire announcement the night before the biggest IPO in history is the best possible backdrop Elon Musk could have asked for.
The Munch Take: One social media post cancelled a war and added a trillion dollars to the stock market before bedtime. That is not a normal sequence of events. The deal is not signed. Iran says nothing is agreed. The naval blockade is still in place. But the market is not waiting for paperwork. It trades on hope and yesterday hope was enough. It’s similar to when my wife says we might not have to go to Sunday dinner at her parents. Nothing is official but I’m already hoping for the best.
95% of SpaceX profits are already gone (Ad)
Prediction markets are giving SpaceX a 72% chance of clearing $2 trillion in early trading on June 12.
Let that sink in.
$2 trillion. Day one.
Every retail investor with a Robinhood account will be fighting to buy SPCX at the most expensive IPO price in history.
266 times EBITDA. Seven times Tesla's multiple.
Meanwhile, one small company sitting at the dead center of Musk's power supply chain is trading for the price of a fast-food meal.
When SPCX opens, the suppliers get repriced the same day.
But only one supplier is still cheap enough to buy right now.
Dylan Jovine has the name.
THE MARKET WATCH
🚀 BlackRock Just Put In A $5 Billion Order For SpaceX. The Biggest IPO In History Launches Today.
When the world's largest money manager puts in a $5 billion order for a single stock, it is worth paying attention. That is exactly what happened yesterday.
BlackRock ($BLK ( â–˛ 0.58% ) ), which manages over $14 trillion in assets for millions of ordinary people through pension funds and retirement accounts, placed an order to buy at least $5 billion worth of SpaceX shares ahead of the IPO. To put that in perspective, a $5 billion IPO would have ranked among the largest public offerings of the year and that's just what one investor wanted to buy.
SpaceX successfully sold out all 555 million shares at $135 each, raising $75 billion at a valuation of $1.77 trillion. Retail investors alone requested over $70 billion worth of shares. There was not enough SpaceX to go around.
Here is what makes this particularly interesting:
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink publicly called Musk a "true friend" and said pension funds would have made extraordinary returns had they invested in Tesla at IPO. He is now making sure those same pension funds do not miss SpaceX.
SpaceX's own balance sheet holds 18,712 Bitcoin worth roughly $1.3 billion, making it one of the largest corporate Bitcoin holders in the world alongside Strategy. This is not a boring rocket company.
BlackRock's $5 billion order represents roughly 1% to 2% of its actively managed fund assets going into a single stock on a single day. That is an enormous concentration bet from a firm known for spreading risk.
The Munch Take: The world's largest asset manager just put in a $5 billion order for rockets, satellites, and the future of space and even that demand couldn't be fully be filled at the price investors wanted. That tells you everything about the appetite for this IPO. Today, SpaceX begins trading on the Nasdaq. The biggest IPO in history is officially open for business. If the valuation holds, Elon Musk could be on the verge of becoming the world's first trillionaire. The market is about to put a price on reusable rockets, global satellite networks, and humanity's ambitions beyond Earth. Let's witness history being made.
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