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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsSpaceX Investors Are Losing a Colossal Amount of Money
It dropped more after this was written
https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/spacex-investors-losing-colossal-amount-140221380.html
Even at an unprecedented valuation of almost $2 trillion, shares shot into space like precious cargo atop a Falcon 9 rocket, soaring from an opening price of $151 to an all-time high days later of over $225 early Tuesday.
But by mid-week, that initial enthusiasm was met with a brutal reality check. Shares have been trailing since late Tuesday, wiping out almost all of the gains of the average investor who bought shares after the IPO, as CNBC reported on Thursday.
And anyone who bought close to the stock's peak earlier in the week has seen their investments go up in smoke, in a bruising rejoinder to all of that pent-up hype.
and LOL@what too much ketamine can do to you
https://fortune.com/2026/06/22/elon-musk-billion-shares-spacex-settle-million-humans-mars-colony/
The SpaceX board will grant CEO and founder Elon Musk 1 billion restricted shares of Class B common stock on one condition: he has to hit 15 market capitalization milestones up to $7.5 trillion and establish a permanent human colony on Mars with at least 1 million inhabitants.
Lovie777
(24,421 posts)and thats all he cares about.
TheProle
(4,198 posts)https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/why-spacex-stock-dropping-again-155852671.html
SamuelTheThird
(1,452 posts)So $20, not 29
TheProle
(4,198 posts)SamuelTheThird
(1,452 posts)His AI sucks, his dreams of populating mars are insane. From what I read spacex needs to bring in 150 to 200 billion a year in revenue over the next decade to justify its valuation. Starlink is the only profitable piece of that, and it isn't anywhere close to that.
TheProle
(4,198 posts)I'm not a SpaceX or a Musk fan, but the gleeful predictions of gloom and doom are a little premature, in my opinion.
SamuelTheThird
(1,452 posts)I thought I was pointing out the gap in revenue
Tell me how he's going to get 150 billion dollar in revenue.
EdmondDantes_
(2,266 posts)Tesla has been radically overvalued for years compared to their revenue and compared to their competitors. The stock is still worth a lot more than those competitors.
Considering you were crowing about how much money people were losing when the stock is still up from its IPO, yes, it does sound like you're crowing very early.
I agree the stock is a bad investment on the metrics, but that has changed a long time ago and maybe the metrics need to be updated. As long as people are going to keep chasing the trillion dollar valuations, a lot of these companies can stay overvalued because someone is always buying.
DFW
(60,761 posts)If Musk has attorneys with a little imagination, that could mean life support for two humans and 999,998 cockroaches.
Disaffected
(6,686 posts)Sounds looney enough for Trump to have come up with it.
Who in their right mind would want to live on Mars? Hmmm, OTOH, maybe a bunch of MAGAts could be enticed.
D_Master81
(2,743 posts)Unless there is a Comey heading straight for earth there is zero reason for us to be colonizing Mars. Yet we keep entertaining the idea.
D_Master81
(2,743 posts)As much as I cant stand Musk as a person his companies are cult like and betting against them usually doesnt work out. Its correcting right now and will probably go up again eventually.