SpaceX Slides for Third Day to $185 — Time to Exit?

SpaceX (SPCX) fell another 3.56% today, retreating to $185 as IPO euphoria rapidly fades. Analyst sentiment has shifted cautious, with calls to 'sell based on historical IPO patterns' and advice for long-term holders to 'take profits into strength.' The first sell rating has emboldened bears, while questions over AI disrupting its core business add pressure. From a post-IPO surge to three straight losses — do you sell the next bounce, or wait for a deeper pullback to buy in?

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06-20 15:20
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avatarMarie Xie
06-20 15:50
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06-20 15:49
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06-20 13:27
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06-20 09:39
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Mag 7 No Longer Enough? How Do You Think of MANGOS?

The moment $SpaceX(SPCX)$ went public, it threw a wrench into one of Wall Street's favorite labels: the Mag Seven. With its valuation surging above $2 trillion after listing, SpaceX immediately surpassed Tesla and Meta, becoming one of the most valuable technology companies in the world. When a $2 trillion tech giant isn't part of the Mag 7, does the term still represent the leaders of the technology sector? SpaceX Doesn't Fit the Mag 7 Playbook For years, the market's tech leaders were simple: $NVIDIA(NVDA)$, $Apple(AAPL)$, $Microsoft(MSFT)$,
Mag 7 No Longer Enough? How Do You Think of MANGOS?
avatarLanceljx
06-19 19:08
For long-term investors, I would be cautious about chasing either extreme. The key question is not whether the stock falls 10-20% more, but whether SpaceX can compound revenue and cash flow fast enough to justify its valuation over the next decade. If the thesis rests on Starlink, launch dominance, and Starship eventually opening new markets, a few weeks of post-IPO volatility is largely noise. Historically, many high-profile IPOs experience a cooling-off period after initial enthusiasm. Three down days alone do not necessarily signal a broken story. At the same time, early sell ratings and stretched expectations suggest risk remains elevated. My approach would be: Existing holders: consider trimming only if the position has become oversized. Interested buyers: scale in gradually rather th
avatarsachin bhati
06-18 18:44
SpaceX's future looks incredibly promising from a technical standpoint, grounded in steady iteration and engineering realities rather than pure speculation. Starship V3 represents a major leap: redesigned propulsion with Raptor 3 engines, improved avionics for high flight rates and reliability, better cryogenic management for long-duration coasts, and features enabling orbital refueling, rapid reuse, and heavy payload delivery (targeting 100+ tons to LEO, scaling higher later). These aren't marketing fluff—they build directly on flight test data, addressing leaks, heat shielding, and booster catch mechanics through iterative hardware changes. The cadence is accelerating: multiple pads under construction, expanded manufacturing (Starfactory, Gigabays), and a focus on full reusability that c
avatarnickname223
06-19 11:29
The Space X valuation is ludicrous.   If you use sum of the parts  The launch business is worth 150 to 200 billion with a 7 - 12 x revenue multiple.   The Starlink business is worth 400 to 500 billion with a15 to 20x revenue multiple - this is the actual crown Jewel. I would assign 0 valuation or even a negative  valuation to the AI business currently.. loosing money hand over Fist..  To me overall valuation equates to about 500 to 600 billion. Which are already a very optimistic numbers..  Which will translate to maybe 40 to 50$ per share..  Spacex has a long way down to go to reach the true valuation. Hoe Nasdaq allowed it to be listed and how all the funds have to buy it is a crime.  Kudos to S&P on standing their ground and not addi
avatarTigerEvents
06-18 11:10

[Events] What Will SpaceX Be Worth by the End of This Week?

$SpaceX(SPCX)$ generated around $18.7 billion in revenue in 2025. Elon Musk’s target for 2030? $1 trillion. That would mean growing revenue by more than 53 times in just five years, equal to roughly 120% annual growth. For comparison, $NVIDIA(NVDA)$ explosive AI-driven growth over the past five years was around 50% per year. In other words, SpaceX would need to grow more than twice as fast as NVIDIA did during one of the biggest technology booms in history. Do you think SpaceX can actually pull it off? More importantly, how high do you think SpaceX’s market cap will go this week? 💰Event Details Click to vote and predict how high SpaceX’s market cap will go this week.If you
[Events] What Will SpaceX Be Worth by the End of This Week?

Why SpaceX Goes Up and Proxy Goes Down

When a long-awaited company finally goes public, the market often behaves in a way that looks strange at first: the real company rises, while the proxy that investors previously used to access it falls. That is what happened with $SpaceX(SPCX)$ and $EchoStar(SATS)$. SATS Daily Chart For months, EchoStar, was treated by some investors as one of the closest public-market proxies for SpaceX. The logic was simple: EchoStar had a major transaction with SpaceX involving spectrum assets and SpaceX equity. Since ordinary investors could not directly buy SpaceX before the IPO, they looked for public companies with meaningful SpaceX exposure. SATS became one of those “backdoor” trades. Then SpaceX finally listed un
Why SpaceX Goes Up and Proxy Goes Down
avatarMrzorro
06-16
Can SpaceX Actually Turn a Profit? What Unprofitable IPOs Tell Us About Future Stock Prices As a company that was net loss-making at the time of its IPO, $Space Exploration Technologies Corp(SPCX)$   may replicate $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$   's arduous path to turning profitable. This is especially challenging given the high capital expenditures and R&D spending required by xAI, one of its three major business segments. Intense bullish and bearish sentiment will amplify SpaceX's volatility, creating opportunities for tactical buying on dips and selling on rallies. What Challenges Lie Ahead on SpaceX's Path to Profitability? Among SpaceX's three main busine

Investing is about buying winners! SPCX is the top-traded stock on Tuesday.

I completely agree with this investment sharing I saw today! Investing is about buying winners! No need for over-interpretation; the simplest global trading strategy is—buy the winners. Despite the ever-changing global landscape, the winners remain consistent. While wars, bond yields, and oil prices occasionally make headlines, investors ultimately return to the established theme: buying momentum stocks driven by the artificial intelligence (AI) wave. US hyperscale cloud service providers, South Korean $CSOP SK Hynix Daily (2x) Leveraged Product(07709)$ $CSOP Samsung Electronics Daily (2x) Leveraged Product(07747)$ and Taiwanese semiconductor giants
Investing is about buying winners! SPCX is the top-traded stock on Tuesday.
avatarLanceljx
06-18 19:51
A first sell rating matters more as a sentiment signal than a valuation discovery. At current levels, the debate is no longer whether SpaceX is a great company, but whether the market has already priced in years of success from Starship, Starlink, defence contracts, and future businesses. History shows that strong narrative stocks can remain detached from traditional valuation metrics far longer than bears expect. The first sell call rarely marks the exact top. However, once expectations become extreme, execution misses tend to be punished much more severely. If I already held a large gain, I would be more inclined to gradually de-risk than aggressively add. Taking partial profits preserves upside exposure while reducing the risk of a sharp sentiment reversal. If I had no position, I would

Global Market Outlook | How Warsh's Shrink-the-Fed Doctrine May Unwind the Peace Rally

FlowState Alpha · 2026/06/15 Coverage: Global market dynamics, June 9–13, 2026 Core question: How long does the peace-driven short squeeze last? What triggers the curve steepening trade? I. What Happened This Week June 9–13 delivered a textbook "geopolitical squeeze + liquidity siphon" double act: *CNBC/Yahoo Finance, Jun 13 close; **Jun 15 (Mon) Asia open On the surface, a standard risk-on week. But one data point is being overlooked: the 10-year Treasury yield rose despite the "peace dividend." The long end is pricing something else entirely. II. The Peace Dividend Transmission — And Its Expiry Date 2.1 Short-term logic (currently active) US-Iran ceasefire (6/14) → Hormuz Strait reopens → Oil -5% to $83* → War premium evaporates → Forward CPI indicators revised down → "Rate hike" probabi
Global Market Outlook | How Warsh's Shrink-the-Fed Doctrine May Unwind the Peace Rally
avatarL.Lim
06-19 09:39
Elon loves to spout crap to wow his fans, maybe he can hit the revenue of 1T, but he isn't telling you out loud that the losses are what everyone should be looking at. Buy buy buy, says the fans. Rocket! Starlink! Tech! Market dominance! But what about the loss makers, xai, twitter, whatever rubbish Mr. Moneybag will try to bring in, go further weigh your investments down. This is some massive and extremely wild delusion.
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06-19 09:19
$SpaceX(SPCX)$   The SpaceX IPO lockup structure is unlike anything investors have seen before and the debut of SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) that we saw on June 12 made history for the whole market. The price for the share was $135 and it is officially the biggest IPO in history, raising around $75 billion and the valuation of the company was ~$1.8 trillion and right now market cap has crossed $2.9 trillion (June 16th).
SpaceX (SPCX) share price rising sharply — why? What could happen in the next 3 months? (This is an analysis, not a guaranteed prediction.) SpaceX has seen strong buying interest after its market debut. The main reasons behind the rise appear to be: 🚀 Reasons for the current surge 1. IPO excitement & investor demand SpaceX attracted huge investor attention as one of the biggest public listings. Many investors want exposure to Elon Musk’s companies and the space/AI sectors. 2. Limited shares available (low float) Only a small percentage of shares are available for public trading initially. When demand is higher than available supply, the price can move very quickly upward. 3. Starlink growth expectations Investors are valuing future growth from satellite internet, global connectivity, a