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Several external accounts, including E\*TRADE, have not been syncing in Full View since last night. Is this also part of the same issue?

THE TRADE OF THE DECADE just went live today and so did X (Twitter).
So yes. When you buy SPCX right now, you are buying Twitter. The app we use to argue with strangers is now a publicly traded asset inside a $1.75 TRILLION company. We are so back.
To remind you SPCX acquired XAI and XAI had acquired X
June 12, 2026 (TODAY): SPCX lists on Nasdaq at $135/share. Currently printing at \~$170. That's > +25% on day one.
**Bull case:** Starlink made $3.26B in Q1 alone. Grok AI. Real-time social data pipeline training the models. Rockets. Literally going to Mars. $500 EOY easy.
**Bear case:** xAI lost $2.5B on only $250M in revenue. SpaceX has a $41B accumulated deficit. The xAI CFO quit. Half the co-founders bailed after the merger. X is still a money pit.
ely not. That's the point.
I am not a financial advisor. I am a guy in his boxers who aped his rent money into this. Please send help or rockets, whichever arrives first.
*This is not financial advice. This is a cry for help disguised as a trade thesis.*

I WANNA TRADE MY MSFT FOR SPCX

WHERE CAN I TRADE SPACEX OPTIONS

SPACEX IS AVAILABLE TO TRADE IF YOU ARE PURE OF HEART

🚨X TO LET USERS TRADE SPACEX $SPCX, NIKITA BIER TEASES
They’re doing literally everything they can to get regards to buy lmao

# I TRADE 0DTE FOR HOOKERS AND COCAINE

TRADE PENDING!

As someone has said - DO NOT TRADE. As a beginner it is going to lose you all that you put in plus more.
I taught myself to trade and TA, and after a year of learning, tries trading for six months. I can objectively tell you to stay away from it. Even experienced traders lose money.
If your thinking of long-term hold as an investment, then buy btc only. Put in a small amount of your weekly savings and dontahtvgain next week. Rinse and repeat till December.
Move your btc to a cold wallet and keep your seed phrase safe.
Then leave it for two years. You can choose to hold or sell at that point.

DO NOT TRADE. As a beginner you should be focusing on education and accumulation. As you learn more accumulate more. Over 90% of amateur retail traders (AKA YOU) lose money.

I created rules for myself for when not to trade based on chart conditions - made a HUGE difference.
15 minute chart NO TRADE conditions:
\- Candles are barcoding - side-by-side instead of end to end.
\- Long wicks, rapid reversals, very wide swings. Rapid alternations between red and green.
\- Rangebound - flat moving averages.
\- Certain times of day tend to be reversal times, generally when new 4-hour, 1-hour, and 30 minute time flips.
Good luck!

Bank of America owns Merrill (Lynch) for Wealth Management, and Merrill runs Merrill Edge as a competitor to E*TRADE and other retail platforms. However, Merrill also has many WM clients under Investment Advisory Programs (IAP),—meaning accounts managed by Financial Advisor(s). IAP accounts can have trading functions enabled, and behave basically like Merrill Edge accounts. With maybe some more restrictions. Therefore your numbers for Merrill Edge only capture the number of clients directly signed-up through Edge. The total # clients/AUM in Merrill is likely higher.

TRADE PENDING!

SPCX starts trading Friday (June 12) at $135/share, a \~$1.75T valuation. I hold FNILX and I'm trying to get a straight answer on if and when it gets added. Here's what I found.
Disqualifying Criteria
Note, FNILX doesn't track the S&P 500 — it tracks the Fidelity U.S. Large Cap Index, created and controlled by Fidelity's own subsidiary (Fidelity Product Services). Per the published methodology (most recent public version: September 2021), a stock needs at least **15% free float** to be eligible, and IPO additions happen at quarterly adjustments (third Friday of July, October, and January). SpaceX is floating only \~4-5%, so applied as written, it shouldn't qualify until after lockup expiry (\~early 2027). There is NO profitability requirement — the rule that just kept SpaceX out of the S&P 500 doesn't exist in Fidelity's index.
Exceptions
But the same document says the Index Committee "reserves the right to exercise its discretion in making decisions with respect to Index Policies or actions" — and that "all Index Committee discussions are confidential." When I called Fidelity and asked directly whether/when SPCX would be added, I was told that information is confidential.

Changes with Competitors for Space X
Every major provider faced this exact question ahead of the IPO: Nasdaq changed its rules (effective May 1, top-40 market cap IPOs can enter the Nasdaq-100 after just 15 trading days; the minimum float requirement was eliminated). FTSE Russell went to 5-day fast entry. The S&P did not change — on June 4 they decided to keep the profitability and seasoning rules, so S&P 500 funds like VOO, SPLG, and FXAIX are not compelled to buy SpaceX until it becomes profitable over four quarters. Fidelity's index has no such gate.
Changes with Fidelity for Space X
Fidelity is a pre-IPO SpaceX investor. I have noticed in advance for this IPO specifically, Fidelity cut its eligibility minimum from $500,000 to $2,000 — a 99.6% reduction. Schwab kept its $100,000 minimum for the same offering. (Robinhood, SoFi, and E\*TRADE never had minimums, so Fidelity is the only legacy brokerage that rewrote its own rules for one deal.)
Concerns
So Fidelity is simultaneously a pre-IPO investor, an IPO distribution partner that slashed its own eligibility rules, the owner of the FNILX index, and the manager of the fund doing the buying — with a confidential committee that can override its own published methodology. I'm not claiming they'll bend the 15% float screen or the float weighting. I'm pointing out that nothing independent stops them, and I can't get a clear answer