I have an increasingly strong feeling:

The question for US stocks in 2026 isn’t whether they’ll rise or not, but whether they’ll go “crazy.” 🤯
If SpaceX really goes public in 2026 at an $800 billion valuation,
that won’t be the end—most likely, it’ll shoot straight to a $1 trillion+ market cap.
By then, not just Wall Street,
but retail investors all over the world will want in for a piece of the action.
The problem is:
Musk already holds 42%,
Google has another 7%,
so what about ordinary people?
Maybe the only way is to get a taste via “fund soup,”
like DXYZ, a closed-end fund investing in private tech:
SpaceX makes up 37.6%,
OpenAI accounts for 3.5%.
You think you’re investing in a fund,
but you’re really just “watching Musk’s entrepreneurship from afar.” 😅
What’s even crazier:
Musk + Bezos + Zuckerberg,
the combined wealth of these three is greater than that of the bottom 50% of Americans.
This isn’t just capitalism anymore,
this is “transhuman economics.”
And the attitude among investment banks is even wilder:
Their forecasts for US stocks in 2026
are unanimous: bullish.
No disagreement,
only consensus. 📈
Once consensus forms,
opportunities and risks
tend to be amplified together.
2026
could be the year more wealth legends are written,
or the year volatility throws people off the ride entirely.
Are you ready to fasten your seatbelt?
‍#美股 #SpaceX #马斯克