SpaceX successfully raised $25 billion through a bond sale priced just two weeks after its IPO, attracting nearly $90 billion in orders. The bonds, spanning maturities from 5 to 30 years, were priced with a tight spread of 1.4 percentage points above U.S. Treasuries, indicating strong credit market confidence in the company. This financing will replace short-term bridge loans with long-term debt, reflecting investor trust in SpaceX's infrastructure-like revenue from its Starlink satellite network and other operations. Despite recent stock price declines, the bond market treats SpaceX as a stable, blue-chip-like issuer, which may reassure investors about the company's financial foundation going forward.
A TD Cowen analyst speculated that SpaceX's Starlink might acquire T-Mobile to expand its terrestrial network, but this is not confirmed by either company or reflected in the market. T-Mobile's stock moves and analyst consensus remain bullish based o...
SpaceX's recent IPO debuted with a massive valuation but quickly saw share price and retail sentiment drop, highlighting the risks of investing in a single, unproven public space company. The ARK Space Exploration & Innovation ETF (ARKX) provides div...
SpaceX debuted with a $2.13 trillion market cap but saw a 19.43% share drop in its first week, facing concerns over valuation and negative forward EPS. Tesla reported strong Q1 FY2026 results, with automotive gross margins improving to 21.1%, a 42% r...
Since its IPO on June 12, SpaceX's short volume ratio has steadily increased, reaching a record 68.72 on June 24, as the stock price fell from an intraday high of $225.64 to near its opening price of $150. Despite the recent decline, SpaceX is expect...
BTCC Exchange recorded a new single-day trading volume record of over 118 million USDT for SpaceX futures (SPCX) on June 16, 2026, marking an 18-fold increase from pre-IPO levels. This surge highlights strong trader enthusiasm for SpaceX's public deb...
