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Altimeter's Gerstner says SpaceX gift may signal more for Trump Accounts

Summary of reporting by CNBC·

Key points

  • Altimeter’s Brad Gerstner told CNBC that Musk’s SpaceX stock gift is only a small part of what Trump Accounts could include.
  • Gerstner said the gift could be "the tip of the iceberg."

According to CNBC, Altimeter Capital founder Brad Gerstner said Elon Musk’s gift of SpaceX stock to Trump Accounts may be only a small part of what those accounts could eventually hold. Gerstner described the gift as "the tip of the iceberg." The report says he made the comments about the potential role of private-company stock in the accounts, but it did not add further details.

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This page summarizes reporting by CNBC, originally published October 21, 2026 at 3:58 PM under the headline "Musk's SpaceX stock gift is 'tip of the iceberg' for Trump Accounts, Altimeter's Gerstner says". All rights to the original article belong to CNBC.

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