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Jim Cramer says one of SpaceX's biggest risks is this group of investors
CNBC's Jim Cramer said one of the biggest risks facing the SpaceX IPO is speculators who may rush to sell shares shortly after the stock begins trading.
TL;DR
- Jim Cramer identifies short-term speculators as a major risk for the SpaceX IPO.
- He worries that these investors are looking for quick profits and may sell soon after trading starts.
- This behavior could lead to stock volatility and price pressure.
- Cramer prefers IPOs where investors commit to holding shares for the long term.
- He suggests that a tightly allocated offering can reduce the impact of short-term traders.
- Cramer would feel more comfortable if demand for the SpaceX IPO were even higher, indicating less speculative interest.