SpaceX is considered a long-term buy, with a potentially more attractive purchase window 180-365 days after its IPO due to increased share float from share unlocks. Despite investment-grade ratings, SpaceX bonds trade at spreads suggesting higher risk, especially for longer maturities. The company's valuation seems fair given accelerated 2028 revenue and EBITDA growth estimates, but risks remain from negative free cash flow and high capital expenditures. While near-term upside is limited, long-term growth prospects in AI and Starlink justify a cautious buy for patient investors.
SpaceX shares debuted at $135 and currently trade around $149.52, offering modest gains for early investors but significant losses for those who bought near the peak $225.64 price. Despite a $1.77 trillion valuation, the company operates at a loss wi...
RBC Capital's analyst Tom Narayan upgraded Tesla stock to a Buy rating and raised the 12-month price target from $475 to $500, citing strong potential from the Robotaxi market and a possible SpaceX acquisition. This bullish stance contrasts with othe...
Bank of America initiated coverage of SpaceX with a Buy rating and a $235 price target, highlighting the company's evolution from a rocket launch provider to a foundational player in the space economy. The bank emphasized SpaceX's reusable launch tec...
In June 2026, two major market events occurred: SpaceX launched its IPO, and Kevin Warsh chaired his first Federal Open Market Committee meeting as the new Federal Reserve chair. The S&P 500 index ended the month down by 0.95% after two months of gai...
UBS analyst Dhruva Kusa Shah believes fears over satellite broadband, especially from SpaceX's Starlink, disrupting European telecoms like BT and Vodafone are overblown. The financial impact on traditional fixed-line and mobile networks is expected t...
