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October
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July
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No IPO before 2027
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May
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November
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December
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April
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September
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March
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August
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AI Insights:
03.10 06:29 UpdatedFair Value Reasoning:
Current date is March 10, 2026. Given the typical 3-4 month IPO timeline post-S-1 filing, if no public filing has occurred yet, March and April are impossible, and May is highly unlikely. The market is severely overvaluing 'June' (61.5%). While likely the official target, assigning such high certainty to a single month ignores standard delay risks. The fair value model redistributes probability to Q3 (July-Sept) as a likely 'soft delay' zone and increases 'No IPO before 2027' to 20% to account for regulatory or market-driven slippage into the next year. With the sum of 'Yes' prices at ~148%, the market is in a significant bubble.
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Hedging
TSLA
A SpaceX IPO would be a massive capital event. Since Elon Musk leads both companies, a SpaceX IPO could lead to Musk selling Tesla stock for liquidity or asset reallocation, causing a direct and significant impact on TSLA's price (potentially bearish due to selling pressure or bullish due to ecosystem synergies). Additionally, as a mega-unicorn, its listing would have spillover effects on broader tech sentiment (Nasdaq 100).
Movers
Mar 03, 2026 - Mar 10, 2026, 'June' price dropped from 73c to 61.5c. As early March passes without substantive IPO filings, confidence in a 'perfect on-time June listing' is eroding, leading to capital outflows from the favorite.
Mar 05, 2026 - Mar 09, 2026, 'No IPO before 2027' spiked from 3.6c to 17.35c. Simultaneously, 'October' (2.7c to 18.6c) and 'December' (7.5c to 18.4c) saw massive impulsive rallies. This indicates the market is scrambling for hedges against a 'missed June target', causing panic buying in late-year months and the delay option.
Divergence
Significant divergence exists. Mainstream financial consensus views IPO timelines as inherently uncertain, with single-month probabilities rarely exceeding 30%. However, Polymarket is pricing 'June' at 61.5%, exhibiting an extreme 'Musk premium' or retail herding effect. This sharply contradicts institutional understanding of IPO complexities, which typically require months of buffer time.
