📂 Sector Spotlight

SpaceX agreed to acquire Cursor parent Anysphere for $60 billion in stock — its first major deal as a public company and a bid to stack distribution atop compute and models. The allocator's read on SpaceXAI, the xAI gap, and what an all-stock mega-deal means for SPCX holders.

Rocket Lab enters the Nasdaq-100 on June 22 — a mechanical bid from passive funds layered on a ~28% pullback that looks like SpaceX rotation, not broken fundamentals. Record revenue, a $2.2B backlog, and a wave of June upgrades frame the allocator's read.

SpaceX closed its first session at $161.11 — up 19.3% from the $135 list — after raising $75 billion in the largest IPO in history and minting the world's first trillionaire. The allocation book, the $80 billion of first-day turnover, and the Anthropic/OpenAI listings queued behind it tell you more about the next six months of market structure than the headline pop does.

Quantinuum IPOs above $15 billion, IonQ is up more than 700% since September 2024, and Washington is taking $2 billion of equity stakes across nine quantum companies. The Financial Times reports the industry now expects quantum advantage by 2030 — here is how a hedge-fund discipline separates the investable theses from the lottery tickets, and why Q-Day is the one risk every portfolio already owns.