SpaceX stock hits new all-time low despite 'over the moon' Starship test

Investors in SpaceX see their holdings plunge as the company’s share price hit a new all‑time low despite a near‑flawless Starship flight. The decline brings the stock down to around $100 per share, a level that analysts equate with a perceived lack of value in SpaceX’s artificial‑intelligence initiatives. The sharp fall threatens the portfolios of both private shareholders and institutional investors tracking the firm.

MarketWatch reported the decline alongside the successful test, while Los Angeles Times highlighted the $100 price as a signal that investors may view the firm’s artificial‑intelligence projects as worth little. 24/7 Wall St. described the slide as a crash back toward $100 per share and raised the question of whether the dip represents a buying chance. Yahoo Finance’s piece framed the move as a recovery attempt, while Seeking Alpha’s chart highlighted potential support levels and asked what comes next. The coverage notes the stock’s attempt to rebound and offers charts of the day to gauge next steps.

Analyst commentary remains split. Benzinga asked what is driving the continued slide, and Seeking Alpha’s chart‑focused piece left the future direction open. Investors weighing a purchase must consider the pricing signal and the unresolved valuation of the company’s AI projects, as the coverage does not confirm a clear path forward.