SpaceX stock fell 7% to $179 following the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates unchanged, breaking its three-day post-IPO winning streak. The decline is seen as profit-taking and a market reaction to Fed comments rather than company-specific issues. Despite the pullback, SpaceX remains one of the most valuable U.S. companies with a market cap around $1.36 trillion. Analysts remain divided, with Arete giving a bullish $401 target, while retail investor enthusiasm cools amid volatility and mixed sentiment. Investors should watch for stabilization near $180 and broader tech market trends to gauge if this is profit-taking or fading hype.
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