Elon Musk reportedly wants to time SpaceX’s likely record-setting initial public offering to coincide with a rare planetary alignment and his own birthday in June. It’s also close to when the billionaire will celebrate his 55th birthday on June 28. Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley are all expected to take lead roles in SpaceX’s IPO, according to multiple reports. The cash infusion could fund some of Musk’s most far-fetched pet projects, like establishing colonies on the Moon and Mars. The post Elon Musk floats mid-June SpaceX IPO to coincide with his birthday — and planetary alignment: report appeared first on New York Post.