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A historic IPO could be approaching — and it won’t just affect one stock.

If SpaceX goes public, trillions of dollars may chase a single ticker. But every dollar flowing into SpaceX has to come from somewhere else. That process is called capital rotation — and it’s already quietly reshaping the aerospace sector.

In this video, we break down why legacy giants like Boeing and Lockheed Martin could face selling pressure — not because they’re failing, but because portfolio managers may need to free up capital to buy the most disruptive space company ever created.

You’ll learn:

How mega-IPOs force institutional capital rotation

Why Boeing and Lockheed are prime funding sources

What happens before retail investors notice

How this creates both risk and opportunity for long-term investors

This isn’t hype. It’s portfolio mechanics.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always do your own research before making investment decisions.

00:00 – The SpaceX IPO Shock Is Coming
(Hook: capital rotation + why Boeing & Lockheed matter)

00:48 – Why Mega-IPOs Force Selling Elsewhere
(How capital rotation actually works)

01:48 – Step 2 Happens Before Retail Notices
(Why stocks fall before IPO day)

02:45 – Victim #1: Boeing’s Structural Problem
(Turnaround vs SpaceX comparison)

04:05 – Why Even “Good News” Won’t Save Boeing
(Debt, timelines, portfolio math)

05:05 – Victim #2: Lockheed Martin’s Hidden Risk
(Safe, stable… and therefore sold)

06:35 – Why “Boring” Gets Trimmed First
(Value stocks vs hyper-growth)

07:30 – What This Means for Investors
(Forced selling ≠ bad company)

08:25 – Final Take: SpaceX Becomes the New Gravity
(Conclusion + opportunity framing)

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