SpaceX stock declined nearly 9% in October, dropping from $150.86 to $137.46 despite early-month gains above $170. Investors who bought in September or early October faced losses, though the stock remains above its IPO price of $135. Analysts remain optimistic, rating SpaceX as a 'Strong Buy' with a projected 81% rally to $250.34 over the next year, supported by strong Q3 earnings, Starship advancements, and a potential Tesla merger. However, market volatility and tech sector concerns suggest caution in the near term.
SpaceX trades at USD 137.77 on Pluang as of Oct 30, 2026 21:11 WIB, down 4.25% in one day. The stock's 52-week high is USD 202.09, with a market cap of $1.95T. Pluang order activity shows 85% buy interest, indicating strong demand despite recent declines.
More airlines are seeking to equip their fleets with Starlink, the satellite internet service owned by SpaceX, to meet growing passenger demand for fast and reliable in-flight WiFi. United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby called Starlink the biggest competit...
About 3.89 billion SpaceX shares became eligible to trade within three months through October 26, 2026, following IPO lockup expirations. Despite this large supply, the stock price remained relatively stable, supported by the company's profitable Q3 ...
Elon Musk expressed support for a merger between Tesla and SpaceX, calling it a good idea, but highlighted the challenge of securing a 50% vote from all Tesla shareholders, which translates to about 1.98 billion votes. The merger would face a high vo...
T-Mobile's CEO Srini Gopalan stated there is no room for a SpaceX mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) deal, as satellite service does not provide access to new customers beyond T-Mobile's reach. He emphasized that satellite networks, like SpaceX's...
Alphabet's Q3 earnings fell 26% to $2.12 per share, mainly due to an $8.7 billion unrealized loss on its SpaceX investment, which cut EPS by $0.55. The stock price drop in SpaceX shares, which are largely restricted from sale, caused this paper loss....
