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Maybe you could find a bunch of other funds with slightly different positions in the same companies, and then form a linear combination that cancelled out the differences.



You'd end up with an "error portfolio" that was somewhat random that you'd be investing in proportionally with your SpaceX investment.


If I started a few listed companies and bought carefully constructed portfolios of unlisted securities specifically so that this would be possible, I wonder if the SEC would get mad.




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