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Baron First Principles ETF
As of May 30, 2026 at 09:05 UTC
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3 articlesInvestors are pouring massive inflows into space-focused ETFs, particularly those with SpaceX exposure, mirroring the momentum-driven behavior previously seen with Nvidia and AI stocks. The NASA ETF attracted $598 million in weekly inflows and $1.25 billion year-to-date, while RONB pulled in $771 million weekly. NASA has surged past established competitors like UFO and ARKX despite launching only two months ago, driven by its ~10% SpaceX allocation and 55% returns. RONB is the only ETF holding direct SpaceX shares. The trend reflects retail investors' growing appetite for private-market exposure ahead of SpaceX's potential $2 trillion IPO.
SpaceX has filed for an IPO with an unknown launch date. Investors seeking early exposure can gain SpaceX access through three investment vehicles: the Ark Venture Fund (17% SpaceX weighting, 2.9% expense ratio), the Baron First Principles ETF (7.7% SpaceX weighting, 1% expense ratio), and the Private Shares Fund (19.4% SpaceX weighting, 1.9% management fee).
ETF managers are increasingly offering exposure to private companies like SpaceX through public funds, with Baron First Principles ETF allocating ~14% to the aerospace company. While this provides early access to potential IPO gains, structural challenges around liquidity and valuation transparency remain concerns. The trend signals a blurring line between public and private investing.
