Let’s take a look back at how $SPCX % came out with what was described as the biggest IPO in history. The offering price was $135, and it shot up to $225—holy wow. But now it’s directly kept sliding all the way down to $109, which is 19% below the offering price.!
Everyone compares it to $TSLA from back then. When Tesla first went public, it also crashed by 18%, but didn’t it eventually turn around? SpaceX is after all Musk’s own child, so the fundamentals are still solid. If Starship really gets going, launch costs will come down significantly, and Starlink satellites will be deployed at full speed. The storytelling and “vision-casting” capabilities here are top-tier—arguably among the best across the entire U.S. stock market and even the crypto world. Consensus and belief are basically maxed out!
It’s absolutely worth putting on your watchlist and keeping a close eye on. Once it has fallen enough, or if Starship’s tests truly succeed and performance shows a turnaround, then we can consider buying the dip—no rush.
Everyone compares it to $TSLA from back then. When Tesla first went public, it also crashed by 18%, but didn’t it eventually turn around? SpaceX is after all Musk’s own child, so the fundamentals are still solid. If Starship really gets going, launch costs will come down significantly, and Starlink satellites will be deployed at full speed. The storytelling and “vision-casting” capabilities here are top-tier—arguably among the best across the entire U.S. stock market and even the crypto world. Consensus and belief are basically maxed out!
It’s absolutely worth putting on your watchlist and keeping a close eye on. Once it has fallen enough, or if Starship’s tests truly succeed and performance shows a turnaround, then we can consider buying the dip—no rush.