What is Rebellionaire?

Rebellionaire is a wealth strategy firm for investors who go all-in on transformative companies like Tesla. We help you grow your position without watering it down through unnecessary diversification.

What makes Rebellionaire different from traditional advisors?

Most advisors push cookie-cutter diversification. We don’t. We specialize in conviction-based strategies like covered calls and smart trimming to help you stay in and build wealth long-term.

Who is behind Rebellionaire?

Rebellionaire was founded by Bradford Ferguson, a high-conviction investor known for his in-depth Tesla analysis. Our team is made up of strategists who believe in thinking differently and investing with purpose.

What kind of investors do you work with?

We work with investors who have strong conviction in specific companies—especially those who’ve gone all-in on Tesla or NVIDIA—and want strategies to manage volatility, generate income, and grow their position over time.

Rebellionaire &
SpaceX.

SpaceX is no longer just a private company people talk about someday owning. It is becoming one of the most important investment stories in the world.

This page brings together Rebellionaire’s latest SpaceX coverage in one place, including IPO updates, investor breakdowns, video analysis, research notes, and public resources. Whether you already own SpaceX shares, are trying to understand what may happen next, or simply want to follow the company more closely, this is where we’ll keep our SpaceX-related content organized and easy to find.

As SpaceX continues to evolve across rockets, satellites, Starlink, defense, and future public market access, we’ll be watching the story closely through the lens that matters most to investors: what is changing, why it matters, and how shareholders should be thinking about it.

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If you own SpaceX, the advice is coming fast: diversify, de-risk, lock in the win, and let Wall Street “manage” what you built. Bradford’s point is simple: the same crowd that missed Tesla and missed SpaceX shouldn’t automatically get to shrink your upside now. This video is a warning to SpaceX holders to think carefully before letting fear, fancy financial engineering, or generic diversification talk them out of the conviction that got them here.

If you own SpaceX, the first real test may not be the IPO itself. It may be what happens after.

For years, SpaceX holders have only seen private valuations move one direction: up. No daily red candles. No public-market panic. No price flashing on a screen every second trying to talk you out of your own conviction.

Bradford’s point is simple: when SpaceX goes public on June 12, the company may not change overnight, but the experience of owning it will. This video is a warning to SpaceX holders to build a plan before the volatility shows up, because conviction is easy when the line only goes up. The real test comes when it finally doesn’t.

SpaceX wasn’t obvious early. The company went from near-bankruptcy, failed launches, and media mockery to reusable rockets, NASA astronaut launches, Starlink, Starship, and catching a booster out of the sky. The bigger point: early SpaceX investors had to ignore headlines, navigate an opaque pre-IPO market, accept illiquidity and fees, and make a high-conviction bet before the rest of the world understood the company.

This video is for those investors — the people who got in early, stayed convicted, and now need to think carefully about what comes next as SpaceX moves closer to what could be one of the biggest IPOs ever.

What Could Go Wrong: A Clear-Eyed Look at Terafab and Orbital AI Compute

Most of what gets written about SpaceX's newer business lines falls into one of two buckets: breathless enthusiasm about the future of manufacturing and computing, or dismissive skepticism that treats anything outside the core launch business as a distraction. Neither is useful if you're trying to actually understand what you own. This piece isn't a bull case. It's an attempt to lay out, as plainly as possible, what Terafab and orbital AI compute are trying to do, and where t

You Own a Lot of SPCX. Here's How to Think About Sizing It.

If you came into the SpaceX IPO already holding a meaningful position — through pre-IPO shares, employee equity, or a large allocation at listing — you're now facing a question every concentrated investor eventually faces. Not "should I own this," but "how much of this should I own." Most financial advice answers that question the same way, regardless of the stock: trim it down, spread it out, reduce the risk. That's a reasonable default for someone who got lucky on a random

Tesla and SpaceX Should Merge… But Not Like This

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

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Rebellionaire &
SpaceX.

What Could Go Wrong: A Clear-Eyed Look at Terafab and Orbital AI Compute

You Own a Lot of SPCX. Here's How to Think About Sizing It.

Tesla and SpaceX Should Merge… But Not Like This

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Tesla Daily

Solving The Money Problem

The Limiting Factor

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Rebellionaire & SpaceX.

What Could Go Wrong: A Clear-Eyed Look at Terafab and Orbital AI Compute

You Own a Lot of SPCX. Here's How to Think About Sizing It.

Tesla and SpaceX Should Merge… But Not Like This

As Seen On

Dave Lee

Tesla Daily

Solving The Money Problem

The Limiting Factor

Farzad Media

Rebellionaire &
SpaceX.