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Investors are questioning whether the grouping of blue-chip mega-cap tech stocks still makes sense following SpaceX's stellar trading debut. Over the past five sessions, the stock has jumped 37% from its initial offer price of $135.That has given SpaceX a market capitalization of $2.45 trillion -- making it the U.S.'s sixth-most valuable company, worth more than electric-vehicle manufacturer Tesla and Facebook owner Meta Platforms as of Thursday's close.Both stocks are part of the so-called Magnificent Seven, alongside chip designer Nvidia, Google parent Alphabet, iPhone maker Apple, IT company Microsoft, and online retailer Amazon.com.But returns haven't been so magnificent in 2026. Microsoft has slumped 22% this year, dragged down by concerns about AI disruption, while Meta and Tesla are also trading in the red.SpaceX isn't the only mega-cap stock that has made the Magnificent Seven grouping a little redundant.Memory-chip maker Micron Technology has topped a trillion-dollar market ca

SpaceX's bankers are preparing to ​meet investors as early as next week to discuss ‌a bond offering of at least $20 billion.

SpaceX's bankers are preparing to ​meet investors as early as next week to discuss ‌a bond offering of at least $20 billion.

SpaceX stock fell 3.6% Thursday, marking its second consecutive daily decline since its public trading debut.

SpaceX options were trading about 10,000 contracts per minute early on Tuesday, according to one Cboe executive.

SpaceX's value past $2 trillion to make it the sixth-biggest U.S. company by value and turning Elon Musk into the world's first trillionaire.

Elon Musk is officially the world's first trillionaire after his company, SpaceX, went public Friday.Musk, who founded SpaceX in 2002, was already the world's richest person before the IPO.His SpaceX...

Elon Musk is officially the world's first trillionaire after his company, SpaceX, went public Friday.Musk, who founded SpaceX in 2002, was already the world's richest person before the IPO.His SpaceX...

Elon Musk is officially the world's first trillionaire after his company, SpaceX, went public Friday.Musk, who founded SpaceX in 2002, was already the world's richest person before the IPO.His SpaceX...

Shadow market activity points to a highly anticipated debut for SpaceX stock, with indications suggesting a surge of over 35% for Elon Musk's aerospace and artificial intelligence venture.Online...

GRAPHIC-SpaceX by the numbers: Six charts mapping businesses driving its IPO ambitionsBy Anhata Rooprai and Jaspreet Singh

Is SpaceX a rocket company, satellite communications business or AI powerhouse?That's a key question for investors to assess heading into the IPO.SpaceX may not generate the bulk of its revenue from space, but it needs to succeed with its Starship mega-rocket in order to achieve its full vision.Investors best know SpaceX as a rocket-launch company, but for now, satellite communications are what pays the bills. And going forward, Elon Musk sees its biggest market opportunity in a third area: artificial intelligence.Up until February, that answer was clear. Then SpaceX blended its more mature rocket and telecommunications businesses with an early-stage AI company, xAI, which Morningstar's Nicolas Owens said marked when SpaceX "changed its stripes." There's a good reason for that."For the purposes of going public, having the AI business front and center positions this as more in line with one of the hottest investing themes ever," Owens told MarketWatch.Don't miss: These 'nerds' earned m

Is SpaceX a rocket company, satellite communications business or AI powerhouse?That's a key question for investors to assess heading into the IPO.SpaceX may not generate the bulk of its revenue from space, but it needs to succeed with its Starship mega-rocket in order to achieve its full vision.Investors best know SpaceX as a rocket-launch company, but for now, satellite communications are what pays the bills. And going forward, Elon Musk sees its biggest market opportunity in a third area: artificial intelligence.Up until February, that answer was clear. Then SpaceX blended its more mature rocket and telecommunications businesses with an early-stage AI company, xAI, which Morningstar's Nicolas Owens said marked when SpaceX "changed its stripes." There's a good reason for that."For the purposes of going public, having the AI business front and center positions this as more in line with one of the hottest investing themes ever," Owens told MarketWatch.Don't miss: These 'nerds' earned m

EXCLUSIVE-SpaceX IPO demand is approaching four times oversubscribed, source saysSpaceX highlights Starlink, AI, and space-based data centers as key growth driversIPO occurs amid volatile markets; some analysts cite SpaceX buyers selling assets to participateSpaceX executives met 300 institutional investors at Morgan Stanley lunch, source saysFinal IPO allocations will be set at pricing; large investors may submit late ordersMusk briefly joined investor Zoom meetings during roadshow, according to a sourceBy Milana Vinn and Echo Wang

UPDATE 1-SpaceX IPO running at two times oversubscribed, sources sayAdds detail on space-based business, quotes from an investor and the roadshow presentationBy Isla Binnie and Echo Wang. "By dramatically reducing the cost of access to space, we have been able to expand our mission to address some of the Earth's most pressing challenges, including bridging the digital divide by aiming to connect over three billion unconnected people to the internet and humanity's collective knowledge," SpaceX said in the roadshow presentation.

UPDATE 1-SpaceX IPO running at two times oversubscribed, sources sayAdds detail on space-based business, quotes from an investor and the roadshow presentationBy Isla Binnie and Echo Wang. "By dramatically reducing the cost of access to space, we have been able to expand our mission to address some of the Earth's most pressing challenges, including bridging the digital divide by aiming to connect over three billion unconnected people to the internet and humanity's collective knowledge," SpaceX said in the roadshow presentation.

Analysts on Wall Street are informing potential investors in SpaceX's upcoming public offering that their financial models forecast a hundredfold increase in revenue for the company's artificial...

SpaceX - Launched the Roadshow for the Initial Public Offering of 555,555,555 Shares of Its Class a

Investors are questioning whether the grouping of blue-chip mega-cap tech stocks still makes sense following SpaceX's stellar trading debut. Over the past five sessions, the stock has jumped 37% from its initial offer price of $135.That has given SpaceX a market capitalization of $2.45 trillion -- making it the U.S.'s sixth-most valuable company, worth more than electric-vehicle manufacturer Tesla and Facebook owner Meta Platforms as of Thursday's close.Both stocks are part of the so-called Magnificent Seven, alongside chip designer Nvidia, Google parent Alphabet, iPhone maker Apple, IT company Microsoft, and online retailer Amazon.com.But returns haven't been so magnificent in 2026. Microsoft has slumped 22% this year, dragged down by concerns about AI disruption, while Meta and Tesla are also trading in the red.SpaceX isn't the only mega-cap stock that has made the Magnificent Seven grouping a little redundant.Memory-chip maker Micron Technology has topped a trillion-dollar market ca

SpaceX's bankers are preparing to ​meet investors as early as next week to discuss ‌a bond offering of at least $20 billion.

SpaceX's bankers are preparing to ​meet investors as early as next week to discuss ‌a bond offering of at least $20 billion.

SpaceX stock fell 3.6% Thursday, marking its second consecutive daily decline since its public trading debut.

SpaceX options were trading about 10,000 contracts per minute early on Tuesday, according to one Cboe executive.

SpaceX, Elon Musk's rocket and satellite company, plans to target a valuation of $1.75 trillion in its blockbuster initial public offering, which will consist entirely of new shares, three people...

Elon Musk is officially the world's first trillionaire after his company, SpaceX, went public Friday.Musk, who founded SpaceX in 2002, was already the world's richest person before the IPO.His SpaceX...

SpaceX's value past $2 trillion to make it the sixth-biggest U.S. company by value and turning Elon Musk into the world's first trillionaire.

Elon Musk is officially the world's first trillionaire after his company, SpaceX, went public Friday.Musk, who founded SpaceX in 2002, was already the world's richest person before the IPO.His SpaceX...

Elon Musk is officially the world's first trillionaire after his company, SpaceX, went public Friday.Musk, who founded SpaceX in 2002, was already the world's richest person before the IPO.His SpaceX...

Is SpaceX a rocket company, satellite communications business or AI powerhouse?That's a key question for investors to assess heading into the IPO.SpaceX may not generate the bulk of its revenue from space, but it needs to succeed with its Starship mega-rocket in order to achieve its full vision.Investors best know SpaceX as a rocket-launch company, but for now, satellite communications are what pays the bills. And going forward, Elon Musk sees its biggest market opportunity in a third area: artificial intelligence.Up until February, that answer was clear. Then SpaceX blended its more mature rocket and telecommunications businesses with an early-stage AI company, xAI, which Morningstar's Nicolas Owens said marked when SpaceX "changed its stripes." There's a good reason for that."For the purposes of going public, having the AI business front and center positions this as more in line with one of the hottest investing themes ever," Owens told MarketWatch.Don't miss: These 'nerds' earned m

Is SpaceX a rocket company, satellite communications business or AI powerhouse?That's a key question for investors to assess heading into the IPO.SpaceX may not generate the bulk of its revenue from space, but it needs to succeed with its Starship mega-rocket in order to achieve its full vision.Investors best know SpaceX as a rocket-launch company, but for now, satellite communications are what pays the bills. And going forward, Elon Musk sees its biggest market opportunity in a third area: artificial intelligence.Up until February, that answer was clear. Then SpaceX blended its more mature rocket and telecommunications businesses with an early-stage AI company, xAI, which Morningstar's Nicolas Owens said marked when SpaceX "changed its stripes." There's a good reason for that."For the purposes of going public, having the AI business front and center positions this as more in line with one of the hottest investing themes ever," Owens told MarketWatch.Don't miss: These 'nerds' earned m

Shadow market activity points to a highly anticipated debut for SpaceX stock, with indications suggesting a surge of over 35% for Elon Musk's aerospace and artificial intelligence venture.Online...

GRAPHIC-SpaceX by the numbers: Six charts mapping businesses driving its IPO ambitionsBy Anhata Rooprai and Jaspreet Singh

EXCLUSIVE-SpaceX IPO demand is approaching four times oversubscribed, source saysSpaceX highlights Starlink, AI, and space-based data centers as key growth driversIPO occurs amid volatile markets; some analysts cite SpaceX buyers selling assets to participateSpaceX executives met 300 institutional investors at Morgan Stanley lunch, source saysFinal IPO allocations will be set at pricing; large investors may submit late ordersMusk briefly joined investor Zoom meetings during roadshow, according to a sourceBy Milana Vinn and Echo Wang

Analysts on Wall Street are informing potential investors in SpaceX's upcoming public offering that their financial models forecast a hundredfold increase in revenue for the company's artificial...

UPDATE 1-SpaceX IPO running at two times oversubscribed, sources sayAdds detail on space-based business, quotes from an investor and the roadshow presentationBy Isla Binnie and Echo Wang. "By dramatically reducing the cost of access to space, we have been able to expand our mission to address some of the Earth's most pressing challenges, including bridging the digital divide by aiming to connect over three billion unconnected people to the internet and humanity's collective knowledge," SpaceX said in the roadshow presentation.

UPDATE 1-SpaceX IPO running at two times oversubscribed, sources sayAdds detail on space-based business, quotes from an investor and the roadshow presentationBy Isla Binnie and Echo Wang. "By dramatically reducing the cost of access to space, we have been able to expand our mission to address some of the Earth's most pressing challenges, including bridging the digital divide by aiming to connect over three billion unconnected people to the internet and humanity's collective knowledge," SpaceX said in the roadshow presentation.