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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2026 · 7 MIN

How Hedge Funds Are Trading the SpaceX IPO Book

from The Hedge Fund Podcast with Fexingo: Alternative Investments, Strategies, and Institutional Investing · host Fexingo

SpaceX is raising $75 billion in the biggest IPO in history, with prediction market traders betting it debuts above a $2 trillion market cap. But how are hedge funds actually positioning? We break down the specific mechanics: the retail allocation being cut to the low 20% range, the SPAC-like blank-check vehicles being used for structured access, and the post-listing volatility arbitrage on options and futures. Lucas and Luna explain why this IPO is a unique test of hedge fund access and risk management — and why the real trade may start after the first day of trading. #SpaceX #IPO #HedgeFunds #SpaceXIPO #PredictionMarkets #StructuredAccess #VolatilityArbitrage #SPAC #RetailAllocation #Musk #Nasdaq #Finance #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Investing #IPOBook #PostListingTrade #InstitutionalInvesting Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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