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Can you point out a few?

• jimmySixDOF 6y ago
  eQuityzen is one They offer the holder of any pre ipo shares a chance to monetize early, though I have no idea how they smooth out all the various terms and conditions involved
  • echelon 6y ago
    Is this legit? What are the risks here? I'm off to buy some SpaceX if this is a legitimate way of doing so.
    • etaioinshrdlu 6y ago
      You’d need to be an accredited investor for one. Which does seem silly from a high level point of view, there are infinitely riskier investments that you don’t need accreditation for.
    • ericd 6y ago
      It’s subject to share availability and purchase minimums, in addition to the accreditation requirement. The availability of SpaceX stock is not great afaict, the demand is incredibly high. It’s to the point where some of the platforms are charging carry in addition to their normal upfront fee, for a fund that invests in just SpaceX, because they can. But yeah, EquityZen is a solid platform, and their minimums tend to be a lot more reasonable than some of the others ($10-20k vs 100k+)
      • javert 6y ago
        Can you please tell me which platforms have SpaceX available? I'm already on EquityZen and it definitely does not. Thanks.
        • ericd 6y ago
          You might try contacting a broker at SharesPost. But yeah, their last round was extremely oversubscribed.
          • javert 6y ago
            Thanks! I will look into that.
• derwiki 6y ago
  I sold pre-IPO equity to a private investor via Sharespost years ago
• Rebelgecko 6y ago
  FDGRX and a few other Fidelity funds contain shares of SpaceX
  • javert 6y ago
    Thanks for mentioning this. I can see on the monthly holdings report that FDGRX has some SpaceX. But - how did you figure this out in the first place? For example, is there a way for me to search for all the Fidelity funds (or just funds in general) that hold SpaceX?