The Motley Fool
21 Jul 2026, 05:15 UTC · 1d ago
Should You Buy SpaceX Stock 11% Below Its IPO Price?
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The Motley Fool
21 Jul 2026, 05:15 UTC · 1d ago
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SpaceX is spending $7.7 billion quarterly on AI capex, reflecting an annual run rate of $30.8 billion. — A massive increase in capital expenditure without consistent profitability puts significant pressure on margins and cash flow.
-0.60SpaceX is not yet consistently profitable and faces the potential for expanding net losses due to AI investments and competition. — Lack of profitability for a company with a $1.6 trillion valuation creates a high risk of further valuation corrections.
-0.40The flight test for Starship scheduled for July 16 was aborted due to multiple engine failures. — While the author deems it a minor setback, failures in a flagship reusable rocket project introduce execution risk.
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SpaceX shares have fallen 11% below their IPO price after reaching a peak of approximately $225. — The downward price trajectory reflects a cooling of initial investor sentiment and a shift toward a more skeptical valuation.
-0.10Which stocks this story touches
The stock is in a southbound trajectory, facing losses from high AI capex, and the author advises against buying at current levels.
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