SpaceX Valuation Reaches Record of $350 Billion

The video discusses the confirmation of SpaceX's $350 billion valuation, a record for a private company. Elon Musk's tweet and a document obtained by Lauren Gresh confirm this. The valuation increased from $112 to $185 per share, allowing long-term holders to cash out. SpaceX has been buying back shares, but demand exceeded supply, partly due to Elon's ties to Trump and a successful rocket launch. The valuation is driven by demand and future vision rather than clear metrics.

What was the confirmed valuation of SpaceX, as reported in the video?

• $550 billion

• $450 billion

• $350 billion

• $250 billion

What was the share price of SpaceX after the valuation was finalized?

• $112

• $200

• $150

• $185

Why were long-term SpaceX shareholders able to cash out?

• Due to a decrease in share price

• Because of a new government policy

• Thanks to the finalized valuation

• Due to a merger with another company

What contributed to the increased demand for SpaceX shares?

• A new product launch

• A decrease in competition

• A government contract

• Elon Musk's ties to Trump and a successful rocket launch

How are private companies like SpaceX typically valued?

• By comparing with public companies

• Where supply meets demand and future vision

• According to government regulations

• Based on annual revenue