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If your AI agent keeps drifting, there’s a good chance the problem isn’t the model. It’s the brief. Most people sit down with an agent, describe the project once, and expect it to hold the whole thing in its head. The goal. The constraints. The files. The weird little decisions from three prompts ago. The thing you said you didn’t want but never wrote down. Then the agent starts guessing. Of course it does. You gave it a job site with no blueprint. That’s the point of this vi

A Tesla–SpaceX merger could make a lot of strategic sense. That may surprise some people, given the way this conversation has been framed online. So let’s be clear up front. We are not anti-SpaceX. We are not anti-merger. We are not suddenly Tesla bears. If anything, the reason we’re talking about this is because we remain extremely bullish on Tesla, and we think Tesla shareholders need to be thinking about the terms of a possible merger before a deal is actually on the table

If you own SpaceX, the advice is coming. Maybe it has already started. Diversify. De-risk. Lock in the win. Move into private equity. Move into private credit. Buy real estate. Use a collar. Set up a prepaid forward. Build a custom index. Spread the risk around. Get sophisticated. It will all sound reasonable. It will all sound responsible. And some of it may even be useful in the right situation. But before you let anyone shrink the best investment decision you ever made, it

A pre-IPO planning guide for SpaceX (SPCX) employees and early holders — what to lock in during the days before the listing, while you still can. You saw it before the headlines did. While Wall Street explained why a reusable-rocket company couldn't possibly be worth the price, you were already in. And you were right. Now it's days away. SpaceX is reportedly heading to the public market under the ticker SPCX at a valuation somewhere in the $1.75–2 trillion range — one of the

Published May 21, 2026. All market data, valuations, and prediction-market odds are as of May 21, 2026, and are subject to change; figures cited from the Form S-1 reflect the registration statement as filed May 20, 2026. SpaceX filed to go public. The 310-page registration statement hit the SEC on May 20, 2026, and within hours X was doing what X does — turning a dense legal document into a viral claim. The one making the rounds: that if SpaceX and Tesla combine after the IPO

Upstart’s Q1 2026 was one of those quarters where both sides had a point. The bulls saw the obvious stuff: originations grew, revenue grew, funding looked stable, and management reaffirmed full-year guidance. The bears saw the other obvious stuff: GAAP EPS missed expectations, adjusted EBITDA came in lighter than the market wanted, and balance sheet exposure didn’t step down the way many investors hoped. So, yeah. Strong quarter. Messy message. And for Upstart investors, that