Kids and Congressmen Just Love SpaceX Stock
Kids and Congressmen Just Love SpaceX Stock.
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Forget Labubus. The must-have item for American children this summer is SpaceX stock, and the kids of Capitol Hill seem to have got theirs first.
Financial disclosures show that three days after SpaceX's record $75 billion IPO, the dependent child of Rep. Dan Meuser (R-Pa.) scooped up between $15,001 and $50,000 of shares, the family's first individual stock purchase in years. What a coincidence that the young Meuser's investing awakening arrived while dad sits on the House Financial Services Committee, which oversees securities markets. Rep. Gil Cisneros (D-Calif.) disclosed his own purchase days later; he sits on Armed Services, which oversees the Pentagon, which happens to be one of SpaceX's biggest customers. Cisneros says outside advisors run his portfolio, and to be clear, there's no evidence either man broke any rules. That's rather the point. The rules are fine with this.
Ethics watchdogs expect these filings to be the tip of the iceberg as more disclosures trickle in, because if there's one thing Congress loves more than oversight, it's overseeing industries it holds shares in.
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And the children's crusade doesn't stop at the Beltway. SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell announced Monday she's donating stock to roughly 2 million kids' Trump Accounts, and the president himself predicted Elon Musk will follow suit. Truly no child left behind, portfolio-wise.
As for the grown-ups policing themselves, a Senate bill banning congressional stock trading cleared committee in July 2025, and House GOP leaders vowed a floor vote by the end of last year. That was roughly 360 days and zero votes ago. The counter resets approximately never.
Meanwhile, SpaceX closed Thursday at $162, up 8% from its IPO but 20% off its highs, meaning somewhere in Pennsylvania, a very young investor is learning about drawdowns.
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