News

One of these companies that has conducted or plans to conduct an IPO soon looks most intriguing.

He estimated that if SpaceX grows from $1 trillion to $2 trillion, the stock-based deal becomes far cheaper in hindsight.

SpaceX is shedding light on how important energy is for AI.

Cloud computing has major upside, with huge growth coming over the next few years.

SpaceX just had its IPO, with Anthropic and OpenAI both set to launch initial public offerings soon — their collective financial weight threatens to burst the AI bubble

SpaceX recently completed the largest IPO in history.

Does consolidating this much control clear the path to the biggest merger in history?

Now that SpaceX is officially public, it may benefit companies like Alphabet in the long term.

There's good news and bad news to consider as you evaluate the SpaceX IPO.

One of the most anticipated public offerings in recent memory is drawing skepticism. SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) currently has a valuation of roughly $2.44 trillion, up nearly 40% from its $1.75 trillion IPO. Morningstar analysts have signaled the stock could be worth less than half that figure on a fundamentals basis. That gap was the centerpiece of a recent segment on ... Morningstar Says SpaceX Could Be Worth Less Than Half Its $1.75 Trillion IPO Price

SpaceX stock can keep climbing, but investors should watch whether Starlink profits and AI execution can support its rich valuation.

SpaceX's blockbuster IPO can help investors make more informed choices when Anthropic and OpenAI eventually go public.

Elon Musk’s next move could be a SpaceX-Tesla merger big enough to challenge Nvidia Corp. for the title of most valuable company on Earth. Just three sessions into its IPO, SpaceX has already surged nearly 50% to roughly $2.6 trillion, leaving Tesla Inc. and its $1.5 trillion behind. The wider that gap runs, the cheaper Tesla gets to absorb, and the more control Musk keeps over whatever emerges. The Math On A $5 Trillion Giant The case for a merger, laid out this week by Bloomberg columnist Liam

The pullback in the largest public debut in history is the easy story to tell. But two events this summer may say far more about where the stock heads next.

The blockbuster stock market debut of SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) last week may mark the beginning of a new phase in the current bull market, according to strategists at Evercore ISI, who see parallels with the transformative impact of Netscape’s IPO in 1995. SpaceX, trading under the ticker SPCX, raised $75 billion through its initial public offering on Friday at $135 per share, giving the company an implied valuation of $1.

Both offer exposure to the AI infrastructure build-out, but investors need to understand the very different risks behind each stock.

SpaceX stock is currently hovering near $190 per share.

The SpaceX IPO didn't turn out as some predicted.

But a giant leap for Tesla shareholders could be a rotten move for SpaceX investors.

I'm not buying into SpaceX following the record-setting IPO. But I am looking for big value elsewhere. Here's how I start my search.

SpaceX says proposed EU satellite rules could limit Starlink's direct-to-device growth in Europe.

The offering would mark the company's first investment-grade dollar bond sale

Some analysts actually believe the company's current share price is justified.

SpaceX's SpaceXAI should get a solid boost from its Cursor acquisition, but it will still need to compete with rivals like OpenAI and Anthropic.

KPC Private Funds CEO Dean Rubino explains the current infrastructure and structural barriers around investors gaining access to private market exposure, especially as SpaceX's (SPCX) IPO and Anthropic's (ANTH.PVT) and OpenAI's (OPAI.PVT) imminent public launches dominate headlines.

The rockets and satellites company has jumped 37% from its $135 offer price in its first five trading days, gaining $673.8 billion in market cap over that period.

The former JPMorgan trader says the much-hyped IPO is really a cash-out for early investors who got in a decade ago, warning regular people could end up holding the bag.

SpaceX's record-shattering IPO left $16.7 billion on the table—and the company is burning through cash fast enough that every dollar counts.

SpaceX shares dropped 18% from their IPO peak, leaving average retail buyers near breakeven, raising questions about the rally's durability.

Space Exploration Technologies Corp.‘s $60 billion acquisition of AI coding startup Cursor has ignited a fierce Wall Street debate, drawing high-profile reactions from billionaire investor Bill Ackman and venture capitalist Chamath Palihapitiya on why the market will pay “massive premiums”...