Jimmy Mengel,
Director of Customer Experience
July 3, 2026
“They stood there, King of the Hill, Top of the Heap, Ruler of All They Surveyed, Unimpeachable Monarchs and Presidents, trying to understand what it meant to own a world and how big a world really was.”
― Ray Bradbury, The Martian Chronicles
Ever since I read The Martian Chronicles as a child, I always wanted to go to Mars. Now that I’m a grown man I’m not so sure…
It’s a dystopian novel about what we would do if we actually got there. It usually didn’t end well.
Enter the biggest tech investing opportunity ever seen. Space X – one of Elon Musk’s many children.
The IPO made Musk the first trillionaire. He really was “Ruler of All They Surveyed”. But that didn’t last long. He’s dropped back to billionaire status along with his stock.
The Space Exploration Technologies (NASDAQ: SPCX) market cap went from $1.77 trillion to $2.5 trillion, the company's valuation landed around $2 trillion. Still impressive, but I wouldn’t recommend chasing it.
If you were looking to buy the dip, you should still just wait.
Here’s what our own Chris Curl told subscribers yesterday:
From the beginning, the view here was simple: great story, bad price.
That distinction matters. SpaceX may ultimately become one of the most important industrial enterprises ever built. It sits at the intersection of launch, satellite connectivity, defense, AI infrastructure, and advanced manufacturing in a way almost no public company ever has. But a great company and a great stock entry are not the same thing, and the market reminded investors of that in a hurry.
SpaceX is currently trading at a roughly $2 trillion valuation, commanding a multiple of nearly 100 times sales. To justify this, the company must execute perfectly on highly speculative, future-focused promises like launching up to one million orbital satellites.
Exactly. That’s why Mr. Curl is our technology analyst. I urge you to subscribe to his Digital Dispatch report right now.
Chris is pretty much spot-on with all of his tech investments…
On August 6, early investors will have their Space X lockup periods expire, releasing an additional 20% to 30% of outstanding shares onto the public marketplace. So everyone that invested privately in Space X can cash in due to – in the parlance of the late Alan Greenspan – irrational exuberance.
(If you want to be an early investor in space exploration, we’ve got you covered).
Space is going to be the place – at some point. But if you want to make money on technology right now, Digital Dispatch has recommendations ready to roll. Just look at Chris’s track record:
- 9,450% in Dogecoin
- 6,011% on SafeMoon
- 2,152% on Solana
- 1,033% on Fantom
- 3,576% on Bonk
These are real gains, not made-up blather.
Instead of chasing the hottest IPO, we have put together a full symposium of the next best tech stocks that you should buy instead of chasing the headlines. We’re at the beginning of the next great tech revolution…
Possibly the biggest one in history.
Anyone who gets in now could experience what early Microsoft, Amazon, and Nvidia investors experienced…
Huge gains in the double and triple digits.
Only this time, the opportunity could be even more explosive and in a much shorter timeframe.
I still would like to go to Mars one day. But it isn’t going to be tomorrow. But today, I think I’ll make my profits on Earth.
Join me…
Godspeed,
Jimmy Mengel
Director of Customer Experience, Bizarro World