SpaceX Shares Hit Record Low as Post-IPO Selloff Deepens
SpaceX shares fell to a new all-time low of $110 as the post-IPO selloff continued, leaving the stock nearly 50% below its peak despite growing buying interest from ETFs.
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SpaceX shares fell to a new all-time low of $110 as the post-IPO selloff continued, leaving the stock nearly 50% below its peak despite growing buying interest from ETFs.
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SpaceX shares have fallen to a new all-time low, wiping approximately $1.48 trillion from the company’s market value in just 37 days and dropping well below their $135 IPO price.
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Motley Fool analysts argue that SpaceX may be worth between $150 billion and $250 billion, far below its current market valuation of roughly $2.56 trillion.