Jim Cramer warns short-term speculators pose biggest risk to SpaceX IPO
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Alexa LoMonaco
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CNBC's Jim Cramer warns that the biggest risk facing SpaceX's upcoming IPO is not a lack of investor demand, but rather an influx of short-term speculators looking for quick profits rather than long-term investment. While the IPO is reportedly four times oversubscribed, Cramer expresses concern that these speculators may sell their shares shortly after trading begins, potentially creating volatility.
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This cohort worries me.
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