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The most important sentence published this week about SpaceX did not come from JPMorgan. It came from Morgan Stanley, which issued a Buy rating with a $300 price target and simultaneously disclosed that SpaceX faces a $672 billion funding gap with no projected free cash flow until 2035. Jim Chanos called that disclosure "truly glorious." He is correct. When your own bull case requires acknowledging a $672 billion capital hole and a decade without positive cash flow, the bull case needs more than a price target. It needs a compelling argument for why the market should fund that gap at current multiples. SPCX has fallen 35.6% from its all-time high of $225.64. It breached $150 this week, briefly traded below the $135 IPO price on July 15, and is currently trading around $123 to $139 dependin

$SpaceX(SPCX)$ update: (1) I marked $115-120 range as potential BOTTOM for the first "rocket-return from the sky" mission a few weeks ago. (2) now, it is only $12 away--for those who bought near $225 during the IPO week, they are 40% under water. (3) when it gets there, a good buy spot

Societe Generale has listed the SpaceX 3x Long DLC on SGX Stock Exchange on 17 July 2026. This new DLC offers investors 3x leveraged exposure to $SpaceX(SPCX)$ during Asian trading hours, offering the opportunity to react to market-moving developments before U.S. markets open. As the latest addition to the U.S. Stock DLC range, the SpaceX 3x Long DLC expands investors' access to leveraged and inverse exposure on leading U.S. stocks. ✨ Learn more about the SpaceX DLC and our full suite of U.S. DLCs on dlc.socgen.com SpaceX 3x Long DLC: $SpaceX 3xLongSG280707(WK4W.SI)$ This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. This advertisement is distributed by Société Générale,

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Just one month ago, $SpaceX(SPCX)$ looked unstoppable. Today, the stock has fallen below its IPO price for the first time. The decline isn't just about weaker momentum. It's about something much bigger: The market is beginning to reprice the story. From Euphoria to Price Discovery SpaceX entered the public market with enormous expectations. Investors weren't simply buying a launch company. They were buying a portfolio of future businesses: • AI infrastructure • Starlink • Autonomous systems • The space economy That combination pushed the stock sharply higher after its debut. But eventually every newly listed company reaches the same point: The narrative gives way to valuation. The Next Test Isn't Earnings—It's Supply The next few months could be m

How often does this drop that much..

$TSLA$  money taking out for the rich and the poor stays poorer inside 

After of time but it will rise again. May dip a little but not for long

$SpaceX(SPCX)$ has had a volatile first month as a publicly traded company. Its share price rose to as much as $225, but as of writing, it has sunk back near its $135 IPO price, currently trading just $1 above it. Opinions on SpaceX's prospects are divided. The bulls will argue that, given its large addressable market and leadership in core markets, including space travel and satellite-based internet services, the stock could produce outstanding returns over the long run. The bears will point out that SpaceX remains unprofitable, and its financial results and outlook hardly justify a $1.8 trillion valuation. Time will tell who is right, but recent news from the company was a bit of a win for the bulls. Let's look into these recent

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A year-end target of $220 is heavily dependent on execution and merger clarity. While the long-term vision of a combined $3.4+ trillion megacorp is enticing, the regulatory hurdles—especially from China regarding Tesla’s exposure—are massive. Breaking below $150 might present a buying opportunity for long-term believers, but short-term, expect more chop.

I am heavily leaning toward the structural upside case, but I am keeping macro volatility in mind. Looking at the related stocks in image_16.png, Tesla Motors is sitting flat at $394.08 (-0.17%), while proxy names like Rocket Lab (RKLB) are showing signs of stabilization at $76.99 (+0.34%). The mechanical selling below $150 provides a highly favorable risk-reward entry window. I am building a direct position in SPCX right here at these technical support levels. Rather than fearing the bubble warnings, I am treating this geopolitical pullback as an institutional-grade opportunity to buy a unique generational asset before a mega-merger conversation takes center stage.

$SpaceX(SPCX)$  is a global rocket and space exploration technology company focused on research and development. This company is primarily focused on research and is likely to continue to report earnings losses in the near term

It is a matter of time before it rises again.  @JustinnLim  @Chonki  @Zer0nin3  @steez  @longalltheway  @Atlantis1920  @逆天邪神云澈  @Justin bala  @gnustiy  @TigerPM  

I stay causation is required a lot more shares will be coming to market 

CMI SpaceX .... really fly to Space for vacation. Save $

Wait then buy space X. You will know when there's a big correction. Long term space X is interesting. Put a little. Don't put so much

SpaceX ( $SpaceX(SPCX)$ ) took another hit, sliding 4.51% and breaking below the key $150 psychological level amid broader tech weakness tied to geopolitical tensions. The stock is now caught in a classic high-growth valuation tug-of-war: bulls led by JPMorgan see strategic rationale in a potential Musk-led merger with Tesla, while bears like Jim Chanos call the valuation pure bubble excess. With ambitious $220 year-end targets floating around, this dip raises the question — is it a buying opportunity in the space/AI infrastructure leader, or a warning sign for overextended valuations? 📉 $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ The Bull-Bear Clash in Focus Bull Case: Merger Synergies & Space Dominance Unlock $220 🐂 JPMor

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They are right. Do everything with cautious. Let's watch it retreat further.😊

The most important sentence published this week about SpaceX did not come from JPMorgan. It came from Morgan Stanley, which issued a Buy rating with a $300 price target and simultaneously disclosed that SpaceX faces a $672 billion funding gap with no projected free cash flow until 2035. Jim Chanos called that disclosure "truly glorious." He is correct. When your own bull case requires acknowledging a $672 billion capital hole and a decade without positive cash flow, the bull case needs more than a price target. It needs a compelling argument for why the market should fund that gap at current multiples. SPCX has fallen 35.6% from its all-time high of $225.64. It breached $150 this week, briefly traded below the $135 IPO price on July 15, and is currently trading around $123 to $139 dependin

Societe Generale has listed the SpaceX 3x Long DLC on SGX Stock Exchange on 17 July 2026. This new DLC offers investors 3x leveraged exposure to $SpaceX(SPCX)$ during Asian trading hours, offering the opportunity to react to market-moving developments before U.S. markets open. As the latest addition to the U.S. Stock DLC range, the SpaceX 3x Long DLC expands investors' access to leveraged and inverse exposure on leading U.S. stocks. ✨ Learn more about the SpaceX DLC and our full suite of U.S. DLCs on dlc.socgen.com SpaceX 3x Long DLC: $SpaceX 3xLongSG280707(WK4W.SI)$ This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore. This advertisement is distributed by Société Générale,

$SpaceX(SPCX)$ update: (1) I marked $115-120 range as potential BOTTOM for the first "rocket-return from the sky" mission a few weeks ago. (2) now, it is only $12 away--for those who bought near $225 during the IPO week, they are 40% under water. (3) when it gets there, a good buy spot

$SpaceX(SPCX)$ has had a volatile first month as a publicly traded company. Its share price rose to as much as $225, but as of writing, it has sunk back near its $135 IPO price, currently trading just $1 above it. Opinions on SpaceX's prospects are divided. The bulls will argue that, given its large addressable market and leadership in core markets, including space travel and satellite-based internet services, the stock could produce outstanding returns over the long run. The bears will point out that SpaceX remains unprofitable, and its financial results and outlook hardly justify a $1.8 trillion valuation. Time will tell who is right, but recent news from the company was a bit of a win for the bulls. Let's look into these recent

Just one month ago, $SpaceX(SPCX)$ looked unstoppable. Today, the stock has fallen below its IPO price for the first time. The decline isn't just about weaker momentum. It's about something much bigger: The market is beginning to reprice the story. From Euphoria to Price Discovery SpaceX entered the public market with enormous expectations. Investors weren't simply buying a launch company. They were buying a portfolio of future businesses: • AI infrastructure • Starlink • Autonomous systems • The space economy That combination pushed the stock sharply higher after its debut. But eventually every newly listed company reaches the same point: The narrative gives way to valuation. The Next Test Isn't Earnings—It's Supply The next few months could be m

SpaceX ( $SpaceX(SPCX)$ ) took another hit, sliding 4.51% and breaking below the key $150 psychological level amid broader tech weakness tied to geopolitical tensions. The stock is now caught in a classic high-growth valuation tug-of-war: bulls led by JPMorgan see strategic rationale in a potential Musk-led merger with Tesla, while bears like Jim Chanos call the valuation pure bubble excess. With ambitious $220 year-end targets floating around, this dip raises the question — is it a buying opportunity in the space/AI infrastructure leader, or a warning sign for overextended valuations? 📉 $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ The Bull-Bear Clash in Focus Bull Case: Merger Synergies & Space Dominance Unlock $220 🐂 JPMor

Biggest gamble specially when people are fighting 

How often does this drop that much..

$TSLA$  money taking out for the rich and the poor stays poorer inside 

After of time but it will rise again. May dip a little but not for long

I am heavily leaning toward the structural upside case, but I am keeping macro volatility in mind. Looking at the related stocks in image_16.png, Tesla Motors is sitting flat at $394.08 (-0.17%), while proxy names like Rocket Lab (RKLB) are showing signs of stabilization at $76.99 (+0.34%). The mechanical selling below $150 provides a highly favorable risk-reward entry window. I am building a direct position in SPCX right here at these technical support levels. Rather than fearing the bubble warnings, I am treating this geopolitical pullback as an institutional-grade opportunity to buy a unique generational asset before a mega-merger conversation takes center stage.

A year-end target of $220 is heavily dependent on execution and merger clarity. While the long-term vision of a combined $3.4+ trillion megacorp is enticing, the regulatory hurdles—especially from China regarding Tesla’s exposure—are massive. Breaking below $150 might present a buying opportunity for long-term believers, but short-term, expect more chop.

$SpaceX(SPCX)$  is a global rocket and space exploration technology company focused on research and development. This company is primarily focused on research and is likely to continue to report earnings losses in the near term

It is a matter of time before it rises again.  @JustinnLim  @Chonki  @Zer0nin3  @steez  @longalltheway  @Atlantis1920  @逆天邪神云澈  @Justin bala  @gnustiy  @TigerPM  

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I stay causation is required a lot more shares will be coming to market 

CMI SpaceX .... really fly to Space for vacation. Save $

Wait then buy space X. You will know when there's a big correction. Long term space X is interesting. Put a little. Don't put so much

A 2.60\% rebound to \$152 is a welcome breather after a sharp sell-off, but the real story here is the widening rift between the institutional "Buy" recommendations and Bank of America’s aggressive counter-thesis. When the big banks can't agree on a baseline valuation, retail investors need to tread carefully. Here is what's really driving the uncertainty: The ETF Exclusion Risk: The fact that two new ETFs are completely steering clear of Musk-linked assets signals that this isn't just about SpaceX's cash flow. It shows that institutional risk-compliance departments are increasingly uncomfortable with the governance and headline risks tied to the ecosystem. Whisper Targets vs. Public Ratings: Seeing a wave of "Buy" ratings alongside a price target that markets are calling "alarming" sugges

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