@thewallstreetskinny: To be clear, the “over allotment” option is for 15% of the offering, so they sold 555 million shares plus an additional 83 million. It’s that extra 83 million shares (or $10 billion) which is the over allotment option, aka “green shoe” that they are short. So why not just try and tank the IPO?. Even though they might stand to make a few bucks if they need to actually buy shares back, it’s not worth the reputational risk and losing book runner status on future IPOs. For a full deep dive into what comes next now that SpaceX is trading, check out our Substack for our full breakdown coming this week!