Former Goldman Sachs Analyst Flags SpaceX IPO Rule Changes Before Debut, Warns Retail Investors

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According to BlockBeats, on June 7, former Goldman Sachs analyst Dom Kwok raised concerns about a series of simultaneous regulatory changes ahead of SpaceX's IPO. The U.S. lifted PDT (pattern day trading) restrictions, allowing retail investors to trade without the previous $25,000 minimum account balance requirement; Fidelity slashed its account threshold from $500,000 to $2,000 for SpaceX IPO participation; and underwriters announced they will allocate up to 30% of SPCX shares to retail investors, compared to the standard 5%. Kwok stated these changes are "no coincidence" and suggested retail investors are being positioned as "exit liquidity" for the $2 trillion IPO, warning that the removal of safeguards creates greater risks than opportunities.
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