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Arstechnica: SpaceX IPO gives Musk unchecked power and forbids investor lawsuits
https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/05/report-spacex-ipo-gives-musk-unchecked-power-and-forbids-investor-lawsuits/ Direct article that was referenced: https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulation/spacex-ipo-gives-musk-sweeping-power-curbs-shareholder-rights-2026-05-06/ > SpaceX’s plan to go public will reportedly give CEO Elon Musk “virtually unchecked executive authority” and limit the rights of shareholders to sue the company. The plan, reported by Reuters today, could prevent shareholder lawsuits like the one that held up a …
Do you think tech will outperform the market over the next 30+ years
As the title states. Do you think holding something like VGT is likely to outperform the S and P 500 long term? The fact that tech has become so ingrained in our lives. People are addicted to it and depend on it. Idk if you could even call it a …
Duolingo (DUOL) The Re-Rate Question: What Moves This Stock From Here?
# Q1 2026 Earnings Update. The Product is Winning. The Market just hasn’t connected the dots yet. **The bad was quite anticipated**. A company that spent a year riding one of the most viral marketing moments in consumer tech history, the death of Duo the Owl, was always going to …
Is holding energy ETFs or individual stocks worth it?
Basically the title. If you’re looking to purchase and hold assets over 30 years, and logic pretty much dictates that a commodity like oil or gasoline is going to be integral to society for the next 30 years AND it is a limited quantity, to me, it seems like a …
Deutsche Bank has created a perpetual motion machine of stupidity
The Level 3 assets line on their balance sheet is basically a Rorschach test. €25.8 billion of assets and €11.5 billion of liabilities marked-to-make-believe at year-end 2025, a sweet €37.3 billion gross of "fair value" that EY's own audit report describes as "based to a high degree on management's assumptions …
Could tokenized securities change the IPO market, SPACs, and private-market liquidity?
The SEC seems to be moving toward a more permissive framework for tokenized securities. Chair Paul Atkins recently said the SEC is close to releasing an “innovation exemption” that would give market participants a controlled framework for compliant on-chain trading of tokenized securities. Nasdaq has also received SEC approval to …
At what point do you stop contributing to your 401k?
Given how low the current tax rates are, does it not make sense not to contribute to a 401k/IRA? Roths will always make sense, but in anticipation that tax rates will go up in the future, distributions would be taxed at a higher rate than hypothetical contributions would be taxed …
Copper's Next Pressure Point Is Hiding in the Acid Supply Chain
Copper investors keep watching the metal price, but one of the more interesting supply risks sits one step deeper in the chain: sulfuric acid. Roughly one-fifth of global copper production uses SX-EW, a leaching process that depends on sulfuric acid. Sprott's framework ties about 4.8 million tonnes of global copper …
What would you do with money gifted from family?
Hi all, My parents just gifted me the money from selling their second home as they said they want me to enjoy this gift while I'm still young as there's no point in delaying it. Details of the amount and my financial situation as following, question is, what would you …
(35) Beginner, where to start?
I finally decided to sit the fuck down and spend a few hours onboarding. Now that I have a trading platform set up, I'm overwhelmed with options. I know at age 35 I'm starting very late, but I'm hoping to reach low to mid 6 figures by retirement age. I'm …