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SpaceX lands bullish ratings from Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs (SPCX:NASDAQ)

Wall Street’s biggest banks just staked $1T+ in SpaceX’s future—here’s why it’s sparking investor buzz

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📍 Aftermath

Wall Street firms issued bullish ratings for SpaceX following its IPO, with Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs highlighting its long-term growth potential. The quiet period ended with a notable valuation discrepancy between the company’s two lead underwriters.

Coverage of the ratings and market reaction faded without further updates on stock performance or analyst revisions.

Epilogue added 43d ago, after coverage quieted.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 7, 11:07 UTC
🇫🇷 French Jul 8, 04:00 UTC · BFM Bourse

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The story so far

SpaceX’s stock (SPCX:NASDAQ) is drawing Wall Street’s attention as Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs assign bullish ratings, signaling confidence in its long-term growth. Coverage highlights a stark valuation divide between the firm’s two lead underwriters, with one projecting a $1 trillion market cap—though specifics remain undisclosed. Analysts cite SpaceX’s expanding satellite internet (Starlink), lunar missions, and reusability tech as key drivers, while Yahoo Finance spotlights the stock’s hypothetical returns since its IPO.

Major financial outlets—Bloomberg, MarketWatch, Investing.com, and Seeking Alpha—are amplifying the ratings, framing SpaceX as a high-risk, high-reward bet tied to Elon Musk’s vision. The quiet period for underwriters has ended, allowing public commentary, though no new financial details (e.g., earnings, guidance) have been released. Watch for SpaceX’s next earnings report or major contract wins (e.g., NASA, commercial launches) to validate the bullish outlook.

If the ratings trigger a surge in trading volume, volatility may rise—especially if underwriters’ valuation gaps widen. Coverage does not yet specify whether the ratings include price targets or catalysts beyond existing projects.

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The obvious questions

What does ‘quiet period’ mean for SpaceX’s stock?

The quiet period is a regulatory restriction preventing underwriters from publicly discussing a stock’s outlook until after an IPO or major offering. SpaceX’s ended July 7, allowing Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs to issue ratings.

Are the $1 trillion valuation figures official?

No. Coverage from MarketWatch and Bloomberg notes a ‘chasm’ between underwriters’ projections, but neither outlet confirms the exact figures as official estimates.

Which SpaceX projects are driving the bullish ratings?

Analysts cite Starlink’s satellite internet expansion, Starship development for lunar/Mars missions, and cost-cutting reusability tech as primary growth levers.

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