SpaceX Rebounds 2.6% but BofA Issues Cautious Target — Can You Trust Wall Street's Bull Chorus?

SpaceX (SPCX) rebounded 2.60% to $152, halting a steep decline — but the signals conflict. A wave of Wall Street "buy" ratings just emerged, yet Bank of America set a target markets are calling "alarming," fueling debate over what analysts see that retail doesn't. Two new ETFs have even explicitly excluded Musk-linked assets. With institutions shouting buy while flashing cautious targets, do you trust the bullish call on SpaceX — or stay wary of a high-volatility falling knife?

avatarjellybeans03
32 minutes ago
SpCx to hit 200 soon?
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avatarSelltheRisk
07-09 03:50
It's interesting look the Volatility of this stock, it is very high and it is paying amazing premium.  I'm looking for a real good entry to develop wheel strategy after, selling otm covered call.
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avatarNg Kay Hoe
07-08 17:56
A piece of Technology to invest. I am looking at 200 back to initial chase. 
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avatarWONONE1111
07-08 09:17

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avatarSG Visual Research
07-07

SpaceX Joins Nasdaq-100: Passive Funds Start Paying Attention

$SpaceX(SPCX)$   $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$   SpaceX joining the Nasdaq-100 marks a shift from IPO hype to index-driven ownership. For investors, the key point is not that index inclusion guarantees upside. It does not. The real mechanism is fund flow. ETFs and index funds tracking the Nasdaq-100 may need to hold SpaceX according to index rules. That can create passive buying demand, higher trading volume and broader institutional visibility. But SpaceX is also unusual: large market value, potentially limited public float, and uncertain initial index weight. The next things to watch are SpaceX’s actual index weight, ETF rebalancing volume, and whether Starlink, launch services and AI satellite
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SpaceX Joins Nasdaq-100: Passive Funds Start Paying Attention
avatarMrzorro
07-06
SpaceX Liquidity Timeline | Passive Index Inflows & Multi-Stage Lock-Up Expiry Analysis Elon Musk's $Space Exploration Technologies Corp(SPCX)$   is set to be officially added to the Nasdaq-100 Index before the U.S. market opens on July 7. Taking less than a month from its Nasdaq debut on June 12 to its inclusion in this core tech index, SpaceX has set a record as the fastest addition since the Nasdaq-100 was established. This rapid inclusion was made possible by the index rule adjustments implemented by Nasdaq on May 1 of this year. Under the new rules, mega-cap new listings with a market cap ranking in the top 40 of the index can apply for inclusion just 15 trading days after their debut, replacing the previous requirement of a min
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avatarjy114
07-06
This is good analysis of the market as 
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avatarjy114
07-06
This is good analysis of the market
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avatarKepret
07-04
I lose in tesla motors
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avatarKepret
07-04
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avatarnomadic_m
07-04
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avatarnomadic_m
07-04
$SPCX 20260702 130.0 PUT$ was expecting it to dip below IPO price
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avatarJeffrey Hoe
07-01
Hi what the best time to buy space  X
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avatarHandsomeMuchacho
06-30
Amazing Buy for nasdaq! Space x for the fruits 
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avatarLanceljx
06-30
If the inclusion-driven rally is primarily driven by passive inflows, much of that catalyst may already be reflected in prices. History shows index additions often create strong momentum before and around inclusion, followed by more mixed returns once forced buying subsides. For a fresh position, I'd avoid chasing after a 20%+ sector surge. If you want exposure: SPCX offers diversified exposure and lower company-specific risk. RKLB has a stronger operating business and is a reasonable choice for investors with higher risk tolerance. ASTS has the greatest upside potential, but also the highest execution and valuation risk. My preference would be to wait for a pullback or consolidate before adding. If the long-term space investment theme remains intact, missing the first leg is usually less
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avatarzhingle
06-30
🚀 SpaceX Joins the Nasdaq 100 — Is This the Beginning of the Space Investing Era? The space sector just had one of its strongest days in years. 🚀 SpaceX surged 7.15% 🛰️ Rocket Lab jumped 15.93% 📡 AST SpaceMobile exploded 21.44% The catalyst? SpaceX is joining the Nasdaq 100. While many investors see this as just another index reshuffle, I believe it’s much bigger than that. My view: This is another milestone proving that space is evolving from a speculative theme into a mainstream investment sector. Here’s why I’m optimistic. 1️⃣ Passive money is forced to buy. When a company enters the Nasdaq 100, it’s no longer just active investors buying. Hundreds of billions of dollars tracking the index must purchase shares to mirror the benchmark. That creates immediate demand and introduces the com
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avataraaronz
06-30
After IPO surges then retracts; other business steady grows for Camille's of google stocks.
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avatar非一般股民
06-29
AI
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avatarnomadic_m
06-28
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avatarShop
06-27
I am staying patient for now. Index inclusion could provide meaningful support for the stock price, but lockup expirations could just as easily offset those inflows. With so many moving pieces, I think discipline matters more than speed. I do not need to buy the exact bottom to make money. I only need a reasonable entry point with an acceptable margin of safety. For now, I am keeping the company on my watchlist and monitoring developments closely.
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