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By the time a company goes public, 95% of profits have already been made. Insiders bought SpaceX at $20 billion - you'd be buying at $1.75 trillion. But one small, publicly traded company sits directly in SpaceX's path, still priced like Wall Street hasn't noticed. It powers the infrastructure Musk's operation can't run without. Dylan Jovine is naming the ticker free - before the June S-1 closes the window.

SpaceX just filed its S-1. The IPO is confirmed for June 12 - $75 billion, ticker SPCX, potentially the largest in history. The 21-bank syndicate has already locked up shares, so retail investors won't get access. But the S-1 exposed one publicly traded company Musk cannot operate without - and it's still cheap. Dylan Jovine is releasing the ticker free before June 12 changes the price.

SpaceX is targeting an IPO on June 11th, with trading set to begin June 12th and the roadshow kicking off June 4th. The company recently issued a 5-for-1 stock split, dropping shares from $526 to roughly $105 - a deliberate move to open access to everyday investors. SpaceX controls two-thirds of all satellites in orbit, accounts for 85% of global rocket launches, and has collected $13 billion from NASA over the past decade. Analyst Matt McCall has spent months researching how investors can get a stake before the IPO through a regular brokerage account, for less than $100.