This content was created by Andrew Postell - NMLS# 392627. This content was uploaded by Andrew Postell - NMLS# 392627. This is a YouTube video titled "How many SpaceXIPO shares did I get?" published June 12, 2026. It is a short personal-finance/investing clip from the series "The Drew Two," presented by Andrew Postell. In the video he explains placing a $5,000 order in the SpaceX IPO, receiving 4 shares at about $135 each, describes the typical IPO first-day delay/availability window, says he'll hold the shares and check back later, and invites viewers to follow for updates. Metadata notes include the YOUTUBE content type and a provided thumbnail URL.
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Hey now, welcome back to another Drew 2 where we are looking at the SpaceX IPO. I put in my order yesterday and I got a wonderful 4 shares. Let me show you this screen here. Here we go, it's $135 a share still and I've got 4 of them. Yeah, now there's even a little disclaimer up here: will not become available Until trading for later. So basically what that means is that whenever there's an IPO, doesn't just necessarily need to be SpaceX, but any IPO has a delay on its first offering, its first initial offering that day. So somewhere between 11:30 to, I don't know, 1:30 East Coast time, the stock will become open on the market, and then you'll start seeing the fluctuations of the price. Will I be watching intently the market to see where it goes? No, this is just trash. I mean, honestly, I still hope nobody's doing this, but you're going to follow me. I'm going to go have barbecue, and then I'll come back later and see what it's doing. I just want to hang out with it for a couple weeks. Follow me if you want to see how it works out. But out of the $5,000 that I put in for my order, I got 4 shares. And that's the general consensus of how most IPOs work. Hey, I'm Andrew Postell. This is The Drew Two. We cover finances, real estate, investing in 2 minutes or less. Look forward to seeing you on the next one. We'll talk soon.