Three Prices Where SpaceX Stock Is a Buy
SpaceX shares continue to decline following the company's first earnings call since its June public offering. While executives report rising revenue and increased spending on AI, Starlink satellites, and rocket development, the stock price remains suppressed. The company's IPO initially dragged down the broader space sector through July, but competitors like Rocket Lab and ASTS have since recovered between 28% and 54%. SpaceX currently faces downward pressure from a share lockup and general bearish sentiment surrounding AI stocks.
What changed
SpaceX held its first public earnings call reporting increased revenue and investment in AI and Starlink.
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SpaceX Stock Lags Peers After First Public Earnings Call
SpaceX shares continue to decline following the company's first earnings call since its June public offering. While executives report rising revenue and increased spending on AI, Starlink satellites, and rocket development, the stock price remains suppressed. The company's IPO initially dragged down the broader space sector through July, but competitors like Rocket Lab and ASTS have since recovered between 28% and 54%. SpaceX currently faces downward pressure from a share lockup and general bearish sentiment surrounding AI stocks.
Why it matters
The company recently secured $1.6 billion in Space Force orders for 18 Falcon 9 launches. SpaceX has also joined the Nasdaq-100, though its current impact on the index is small.
What is confirmed
- SpaceX went public in June.
- SpaceX is investing funds into AI, Starlink satellites, and rocket development.
Still unconfirmed
- The U.S. Space Force issued $1.6 billion in task orders to SpaceX on July 29.
What to watch next
- Expiration date of the share lockup period
- Quarterly revenue growth figures for Starlink
- Performance of AI-related equities affecting SpaceX sentiment
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SpaceX Secures $1.6 Billion Space Force Contract Before First Earnings Report
SpaceX received two task orders from the U.S. Space Force totaling $1.6 billion on July 29 to launch 18 Falcon 9 rockets carrying military satellites from Vandenberg Space Force Base. This deal comes as the company prepares for its first earnings report on August 4. SpaceX shares closed at $112.55 on July 29, currently trading at half of their post-IPO peak amid a general decline in space sector equities. Investors are weighing the company's growth potential against other space economy players like Rocket Lab.
Why it matters
The Space Force contract provides a significant revenue boost just before the company's debut earnings disclosure. This occurs while the broader space sector faces volatility and stock price declines. The timing is critical as investors determine if the company can maintain its growth trajectory.
What is confirmed
- The U.S. Space Force awarded SpaceX two task orders worth a combined $1.6 billion to launch 18 Falcon 9 rockets carrying military satellites.
- SpaceX shares closed at $112.55 on 29 July 2026.
- The first earnings report is scheduled for 4 August.
Still unconfirmed
- Elon Musk denied that a merger between Tesla and SpaceX is planned.
What to watch next
- SpaceX earnings report on August 4
- Confirmation of launch schedules from Vandenberg Space Force Base
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SpaceX Stock Sinks to 50% Below Post-IPO Peak
SpaceX shares closed at $112.55 on 29 July 2026. The stock is currently trading at half its post-IPO peak value amid broader declines in space sector equities. Investors are awaiting the first earnings report on 4 August.
What's confirmed:
- SpaceX closed at $112.55 on 29 July 2026.
- The stock is 50% below its post-IPO peak.
- First earnings are scheduled for 4 August.
Still unconfirmed:
- The stock briefly plunged 20% below its IPO price before rebounding.
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