Space Exploration Technologies Corp. - Class A Common Stock (SPCX)

A massive technology player is announcing its first quarterly earnings and could shake up the entire stock market in the process.

It fell 13% after the report.

Is the space stock finally a buy?

SpaceX shares have lost about $1.2 trillion in value since its IPO, triggering a sector-wide sell-off in space stocks like Rocket Lab as investors demand stronger balance sheets.

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Peter Beck already loves this acquisition. Rocket Lab investors should be even happier.

Expect more volatility from this whipsawing IPO stock.

Like SpaceX, five of the seven Magnificent Seven stocks sank below their IPO price during the first year after their IPO.

Tesla and SpaceX may soon position themselves for a megamerger.

Pull up a chair; it could be a long wait before SpaceX stock looks like a good buy.

It's once again teaming up with its biggest rival.

Musk may be right, given SpaceX's existing business and future potential. There's an important qualification he added to his warning, though.

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It's less about the business versus these key metrics.

The more this stock deflates, the better the long-term potential becomes.

SpaceX just locked in $1.6 billion in new government business -- but is that enough to turn the tide for a stock that's down over 40% from its post-IPO peak?

Both companies provide a high-growth gateway into the burgeoning space economy.

Investors must assess how much Starlink, Starship, and AI success is already reflected in SpaceX's valuation.

Tesla shares fell 30% after margins collapsed and cash flow turned negative, while investors weigh speculation about a potential SpaceX merger that Elon Musk has not confirmed.

Alphabet's huge earnings beat is sending S&P 500 earnings growth soaring.

New ETFs WSPC and WDIG offer broader, diversified exposure to the space industry beyond SpaceX, though both remain small, speculative funds that have declined since launch.

Intel and AMD dominate the server CPU market, but Nvidia seems to be becoming an influential player in this space.

A $266 million contract with the U.S. Space Force is another catalyst for the quickly growing space company.

These businesses are getting more alike by the day, but one has a better opportunity for generating long-term returns for shareholders.