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Thinking about investing in SpaceX? Before you do, it's worth understanding one of the biggest mistakes investors make: confusing a great company with a great investment.

SpaceX has become one of the most talked-about private companies in the world. While SpaceX may continue to be an incredible business, companies like Facebook and Uber remind us that even exceptional businesses can experience disappointing returns after going public when expectations and valuations become too high.

We'll discuss:

- Why investors are so excited about SpaceX
- The difference between a great company and a great investment
- What Facebook and Uber can teach us about IPO investing
- Five questions to ask before investing in any IPO
- How speculative investments fit into a long-term retirement plan

Most investment mistakes aren't caused by bad math. They are caused by emotion.


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