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SpaceX's Historic IPO Sparks Sky-High Valuation, Then a Market Pullback
business18 days ago

SpaceX's Historic IPO Sparks Sky-High Valuation, Then a Market Pullback

SpaceX closed its historic IPO with about $75 billion raised (potentially $86 billion including greenshoe), valuing the company around $2.2 trillion and making Elon Musk the world's first trillionaire; however the stock pulled back from its debut, dropping as much as 16% before a modest rebound, as investors weigh the company’s heavy spending, debt load and AI bets, including a merged xAI unit and a $60 billion Cursor acquisition, plus a $25 billion bond sale and looming lockups that could pressure shares later.

SpaceX stock slips in premarket as post-IPO euphoria fades
business19 days ago

SpaceX stock slips in premarket as post-IPO euphoria fades

SpaceX shares fell more than 3% in premarket trading after Monday’s 16% drop, wiping out much of the gains from its blockbuster IPO and leaving the stock trading around a $2 trillion market cap earlier in the week. The company announced a senior unsecured notes offering and said it holds $100.8 billion in cash as of June 19, while also signing a computing-power agreement with Reflection for Colossus, but the post-IPO rally has largely faded.

SpaceX’s near-$3T dream hinges on future profits, not today
markets24 days ago

SpaceX’s near-$3T dream hinges on future profits, not today

SpaceX’s stock-market rally has pushed its valuation to roughly $2.6 trillion, briefly approaching $3 trillion, despite the company still posting significant losses. With about $19 billion in revenue over the past year and a net loss around $8.7 billion, investors are pricing in future income from Starlink, launches, defense, data, and AI ambitions, effectively valuing SpaceX as an infrastructure platform rather than a current rocket company. The big question is whether today’s income can justify a megacap valuation years ahead of profits.

SpaceX stock cools after hot IPO run, sliding about 5%
business25 days ago

SpaceX stock cools after hot IPO run, sliding about 5%

SpaceX shares fell about 5% after a torrid IPO debut, trimming a rally that lifted the stock roughly 40–42% and briefly pushed its market cap above Amazon and Microsoft; investors remain optimistic about long-term growth but question whether fundamentals can justify the loftier valuation amid significant losses ($4.9B in 2025 and $4.28B in Q1 2026).

SpaceX climbs toward a $3 trillion megacap, eclipsing Amazon and nudging Microsoft
business26 days ago

SpaceX climbs toward a $3 trillion megacap, eclipsing Amazon and nudging Microsoft

SpaceX surged in its post-IPO run, approaching a $3 trillion market value and briefly surpassing Amazon while edging past Microsoft, putting it in the same megacap league as Nvidia, Alphabet and Apple. The rally boosted SpaceX’s value by about $413 billion in a single day, after a broader rise from its IPO price, underscoring investor conviction that SpaceX is a diversified megacap with Starlink, defense, launch services and AI infrastructure in its core story.

SpaceX IPO: Why Growth Investors Might Pass on the Debut
business1 month ago

SpaceX IPO: Why Growth Investors Might Pass on the Debut

The Motley Fool argues SpaceX’s IPO could price the company near a $1.75 trillion market cap, placing it among the largest public companies at launch and making it a poor fit for growth investors who seek smaller, high-growth bets; while outsized returns are possible, the immense scale and late-stage timing mean SpaceX may not replicate Tesla’s IPO windfall, potentially dampening demand and forcing investors to lower growth expectations.

Nvidia Reclaims $5 Trillion Market Cap Amid AI Chip Boom
market-news2 months ago

Nvidia Reclaims $5 Trillion Market Cap Amid AI Chip Boom

Nvidia again crossed the $5 trillion market-cap threshold as its stock rose about 5% to $208.94, lifting its value to roughly $5.08 trillion and solidifying its status as the world’s most valuable publicly traded company. The surge is driven by sustained demand for Nvidia’s AI chips and data-center processors, with analysts holding a Strong Buy consensus and an average target near $273.57, implying about 31% upside from current levels.