The era of full autonomy is arriving sooner than you think, and the regulatory path is clearing fast! 🚀 Zooming out from the driver's seat: ✔️Outdated barriers are falling away ✔️We are accelerating toward a revolutionary transport experience The road to the Cybercab is open. This is a game-changer for the future of mobility! #Cybercab #AutonomousVehicles

Why there's still no trading: (From Grok) Nasdaq is running a special extended opening auction for SpaceX (SPCX). This is standard procedure for large IPOs, especially record-breaking ones like this. Here's what's happening: Normal stocks open at 9:30 AM, but big IPOs often get a delayed opening. Nasdaq set the official opening window at 9:50 AM today for indicative prices. They are currently matching an extremely large number of buy and sell orders to find a fair opening price. This process can easily take several hours on a deal this size. Early indications (as of ~10:14 AM) showed the stock likely opening around $175 (roughly +30% from the $135 IPO price). Why is it taking so long? The IPO was massively oversubscribed (some reports said over $250 billion in demand for the $75 billion worth of shares being sold). There is a huge order imbalance that needs to be carefully balanced. Nasdaq prioritizes an orderly opening over rushing it at 9:30 AM, especially on a high-profile stock like this. This is actually quite common with mega-IPOs. The exchange would rather take extra time than have a chaotic or unfair opening. What to expect now: The first official trade (the opening print) should happen sometime in the next few hours. Once that happens, normal continuous trading will begin. Expect high volatility on day one.

Everyone is fixated on logic chips for the AI boom, but memory is the actual bottleneck. Here is why the moat is so wide: Requires bleeding-edge physics 3 to 4 year factory lead times Heavily constrained supply A fascinating area for long term value. #Investing #Value