Elon Musk doesn’t hold back.
When Jeff Bezos met with him in 2004 to discuss space…
Musk didn’t mince words telling him his efforts were DUMB.
His brutal advice highlights why SpaceX leads the Space Race 2.0.
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Twenty years ago…
Musk and Bezos sat down for a rare meeting to discuss their bold visions for the final frontier.
It was a conversation that would reveal just how differently they approached the new Space Race 2.0.
Bezos came with big ideas.
He had founded his space company Blue Origin in 2000…
And he wanted to build a space economy that could support millions of people.
But when he shared what he was doing with Musk…
Musk was unimpressed.
As the book Space Barons explained…
“We talked about rocket architectures. It was very clear technically he was barking up the wrong tree, and I tried to give the best advice I could… Some of the engine architectures they were pursuing were the wrong evolutionary path.”
SpaceX was still in its infancy at the time.
Yet Musk had already started testing rockets and competing for NASA contracts, so he knew what he was talking about.
Some of the ideas that Bezos proposed, SpaceX had already tested.
That’s why he told Bezos…
“Dude, we tried that and that turned out to be really dumb, so I’m telling you don’t do the dumb thing we did.”
Musk said he did his best to give good advice.
But Bezos largely ignored it.
Bezos believed in his “slow and steady” approach.
Blue Origin’s coat even features a pair of tortoises heading to the stars – underscoring his belief in it.
But Musk had no time for slow.
Driven by his urgency to make humans a multi-planetary species…
SpaceX’s approach could be summed up as “move fast.”
And it’s an approach that has delivered RESULTS.
Just four years after their meeting…
SpaceX launched its first rocket into orbit.
Blue Origin launched its first orbital rocket two weeks ago.
SpaceX’s approach has led them to absolutely dominate the Space Race 2.0.
That may be bad news for Bezos…
But it’s great news for Musk – and for retail investors too.
Here’s why.
The success of SpaceX is creating a new bull market.
Publicly traded space stocks have been on a TEAR for the past year – delivering gains of 379%… 456%… and even 669%.
But buying these stocks now means paying a huge premium.
That’s why I’m placing my bets in this undiscovered company I call “the next SpaceX.”
Like SpaceX, they’re launching satellites into low-Earth orbit.
But unlike SpaceX, they’re doing so at a FRACTION of the cost.
The company is preparing to go public on the NASDAQ this year.
They’re now completing a FINAL Pre-IPO financing.
And you can grab shares for below $4.00.
My estimates suggest shares could jump 457% or more by IPO day.
Simply click here for details – before Pre-IPO access ends.
Yours in Wealth,
Ian Wyatt