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cperciva
3 months ago
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Google to pay SpaceX $920M a month for compute cap...
Now with this incredible deal, SpaceX is now GAAP profitable under the existing rules, and they get to join the index next year without a rule change.
Didn't they also run up against a "minimum free float" rule?
AustinDev
3 months ago
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The company has been around since 2002, I'm sure plenty of insiders will cash out in the next calendar year to satisfy the minimum free float rule by the time they're eligible.
cperciva
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True. The amount of free float increasing dramatically will probably also depress the share price.
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Didn't they also run up against a "minimum free float" rule?