SpaceX is preparing a $25 billion bond sale shortly after its $75 billion IPO, aiming to finance AI infrastructure investments like chip purchases and its Grok AI model. Despite a 22% drop in its stock price since the IPO, the company benefits from investment-grade ratings due to its Starlink satellite business. The bonds appeal to investors seeking AI exposure with lower risk, as the steady Starlink revenue supports debt payments while equity holders fund riskier AI ventures. This move aligns with a broader tech trend of raising capital for AI expansion, seen also in companies like NVIDIA and Google.
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...
