Goldman Sachs just quietly warned clients: Big funds are selling GOOGL, NVDA, and other mega-cap stocks to raise cash specifically for buying into SpaceX's IPO on June 12. This is a pattern: Before major IPOs, cash reserves increase, and existing stocks get sold off. If you’re not buying SpaceX, you’re unknowingly funding it by holding Nvidia and Alphabet. But with SpaceX’s $1.8 trillion IPO valuation, it’s starting to feel like Elon Musk’s personal MEME stock. SpaceX: 2025: Net loss of $4.9 billion Q1 2026: Net loss of $4.3 billion Priced at 94x revenue, projecting decades of growth—financial analysis doesn’t really apply here, it’s all about FOMO vibes.