Opinions ranged from “bullish” to “extremely bullish” among the four big banks that led the SpaceX IPO, as each initiated coverage on Tuesday.
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Despite being one of the largest companies by market cap, SpaceX won’t be among the heaviest-weighted names in the index.
The spinoff has investors taking a fresh look at the sector, now split between old-school telecom and the AI-heavy giants crowding into the space.
SpaceX’s debut has proven more rollercoaster ride than rocket trip so far — for its own investors as well as for smaller firms in its wake.
Bloomberg News reported that Goldman’s equities trading desk at is on pace to generate over $5 billion in revenue in the second quarter.
No, not the fruit. The acronym stands for Meta, Anthropic, Nvidia, Google (Alphabet), OpenAI and SpaceX.
Single-stock funds, particularly leveraged products, have exploded since the company’s IPO.
The shares sold in last week’s IPO represented just 5% of its outstanding stock, leaving retail investors clawing for the limited float
SpaceX is expected to set aside 20% of its shares for retail buyers who’ve placed bids for more than $100 billion worth of shares.
The demand for SpaceX investments is so big asset managers are working to get leveraged funds out the day of the IPO.
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Projections of massive growth for X (née Twitter), xAI and Starlink are all central to the lofty SpaceX IPO thesis.
After a dry spell amid high interest rates and inflation uncertainty Q1 saw 35 IPOs raise $9.9 billion, according to Renaissance Capital.
“Everyone wants a piece of SpaceX,” said Strategas’ ETF strategist Todd Sohn.
In March, The Information reported that bankers involved in taking the company public expect it to raise a monstrous $60 billion in its IPO.