If there are problems in the next Starship tests, it will send the SPCX to below $100.

Capturing the Starship at the tower is the next test (I hope it fails).

Then after that should be the refueling test in space (I hope that fails too, lmao).

$125-130, if it breaks $130 at all.
Too many big funds in it for it to drop, it’ll get propped up no matter what for the next quarter, maybe 2.
After that, who knows if any of the following make it crash back to the lows:Or if any of the following happen could sent it to $200+:

Spcx falcon 9 Vandenberg launch today

What is the lowest price you think SPCX will reach by the end of 2026?

It is bad MoJo to bet against Musk.

A group tried to short Tesla and Musk punished them as they ended up getting margin calls.

IG

thats good stuff right there!

lil hammer on the daily, we'll see if it develops on monday, eh?

LMAO........."Thanks King Salman for making me a genius!"......good one!

2 day correction now over, 140 support held, green coming Monday, anything under 140 is now a gift imo

Australian billionaire Gina Rinehart’s $1.37 billion investment in SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX) is putting fresh attention on the ETFs that now give investors exposure to Elon Musk’s newly public company.
Rinehart’s investment firm, Hancock Prospecting, held 8 million SpaceX shares worth $1.37 billion as of June 30, according to a regulatory filing Friday. The position became her firm’s largest disclosed U.S. holding after Rinehart said in June that she had made a "significant investment" in SpaceX around its June 12 initial public offering.
For ETF investors, the timing is notable. SpaceX has quickly become part of the ETF landscape following its public-market debut, giving investors several ways to gain exposure to the stock beyond owning it directly.

Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund (PIF) has avg cost per share of USD 171 or 18 percent underwater. This makes my current position look spectacular!

Thanks King Salman for making me a genius!

LOL.......thats special!

Tightening Bollinger Bands........we'll see which way, eh?

SPCX market maker algorithms are so predictable, And with some caution, aid in abetting relatively good trades. Tks to all. Accept the algorithm rhythms and BANK!

Expect to see USD 150 early next week. Of course, expect to see shorts covering their positions today and stock closing above USD 142 in after hours, if not by close.

Thats all this company is worth to me. Plus I would not risk my hard earned money on this SPCX pig stock price, now.

It’s too new to predict prices. I just have a level where I show interest. At that point I can technically look at prices.

Do you think it's possible to reach $50 by the end of the year?

Below 75 and I will focus on this, not until. If markets correct in the fall, and it’s due, this will easily go below that.

$10 is a bit too ambitious.
But GLTY

I would buy SPCX at $10. As long as they stay in business. It will be all up from there. At $50 is still risky during the crash the fatest pigs get slaughtered first. SPCX is indeed a fat pig now. The ETFs will panic sell because they cannot afford to hold a seriously loosing stock during an extended market crash.

I hope Paul Mamimply is true and big crash happens in next months
I want buy SPCX at the best possible price and hold for 5 ~ 10 years
SPCX will be the last trade I ever make in my life.

lol, that reminds me of the kid who, in 2008, wished F would go BK just so the lil pudnocker would have a winning trade on his short position

True. but Paul Mampilly claims it feels like 1987 all over again because the Koreans banks are closing down and losing 30%+. The entire world economy is about to implode according to Paul. Paul was right about AMD at $30 when I daytraded it. He said its going to Moon. Now its on the moon in price at $503. Paul says SPCX is a very risky stock that has more losses than wins in the near future for shareholders. Unless if you plan on holding the SPCX shares for at least 7 years to make you any serius profits.

I totally agree with Paul. Go watch his video he outlines all of this madness in a very credible manner.

I can't add the video link here. The IHUB system will not allow it.

Many people have been saying there will be a major market crash for over 10 years.

It's practically impossible to know when it will happen.

I would appreciate it if it happened in the next few months.. to buy SPCX at nice price

Why would you buy it at $50 when it is going to $10 as the market will come crashing down soon.
Paul Mamimply says a huge market crash is coming soon like a tsenome wave.

Time will tell if Paul is right?

I want buy at $50
At the current price, it's out of the question.

Considering the profits Starship makes now. SPCX should be single digits now. I would not give it more than $9.99/share.

Starship is essential for launching the V3 satellites and future data centers, etc.
If Starship is not successful, SPCX will go to single digits.

Yeah because we all will be gone after his SpaceX Grog computers take over the world. Like in the Terminator Movies.

Starship is a Weather Balloon. Nothing more. Invest at your own risk.
SPCX stock is inflated like a Weather Balloon. Do you want more hot air, folks?
What is the PE of this stock???

He says that in 2036 money will no longer be important and people will no longer need to work.
ALL BS lmao

I agree Elon is a BS artist. I would take what he says with a grain of salt. He is just looking to fill his pockets with foolish investors' money.
Nothing More.

Elon Musk will go to jail next few years from now. He stole a lot of money from US Citizens during his DOGE take-over . ILLEGAL election briberies by giving out cashes to elect more conservative judge in WISONSIN's elections .

While Starship is not 100% operational and 100% reusable, investing here carries enormous risk.

First wait for Starship, then buy.

If Starship Test 14 fails, SPCX will fall 15% ~ 20%

This in an ADD day............if you aren't in, yet...........you are exceptionally safe to make a 1/3 buy and jump in.........remember to stage those buys~~if you are looking for a quick flip, I cant help you but good luck to you chump change boys, eh?

Great buying opportunity. Thanks for some really cheap shares at IPO prices!

We have our answer! took a new long position with my swing account @137, targeting 150 next week and i'll probably trail half after i reach that mark.

SPCX today seems to be experiencing dilution, or perhaps the Shorts are attacking.

Today end $133

Year end target 170min, 200-220max imo

Which diluted are you talking about?
How many shares were diluted in total?

Do Institutional Longs let this slip back towards $135 today to add more for cheap before hoovering up next week's tranche of shares for another ratchet upwards towards $160-70 when the lockup expires?

OR... are they going to hold the line at $140 firm to keep their last week gains locked and wait to gobble up new shares and average up?

...personally i think this holds $140 today and finishes green, but expecting to see the 130s sometime next week before we see 160.... if we see $130s today i'll add depending on movement.

Elon today diluted spcx shares 4 pct with issuance of Cursor shares. No wonder stock dropped from 149!

Looks like 135 is still in play

Alphabet’s Early SpaceX Investment Grows More Than 100-Fold to $94 BillionAugust 14, 2026 6:59 AM
IH Market News Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG) has generated an extraordinary paper return from its early investment in SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX), with its disclosed holding valued at approximately $94 billion at the end of June, more than 100 times the $900 million the Google parent invested in Elon Musk’s space company in 2015. Following SpaceX’s $86 billion initial public offering in June, Alphabet has emerged as the company’s largest individual institutional shareholder by a wide margin, according to a Reuters analysis of regulatory filings released so far. The disclosures provide greater visibility into the positions accumulated by major SpaceX investors as the company transitioned from a privately held business into a publicly traded company. They also illustrate the enormous gains generated for some investors that backed SpaceX years before its IPO. Regulatory filings reveal scale of Alphabet’s SpaceX stake Institutional investment data reported through 13F filings is compiled quarterly and generally becomes public within six weeks after the end of each quarter. That means the figures provide only a snapshot of holdings as of June 30 and do not reflect transactions completed by investors since then. There are additional complications surrounding SpaceX because some investors acquired their positions before the IPO and may face different restrictions governing when those shares can be sold. “It’s very, very difficult to tease out which of these institutions were holding pre-IPO shares,” Interactive Brokers market strategist Steve Sosnick said. Alphabet is an important exception because it publicly disclosed its original $900 million SpaceX investment in 2015, providing a clear reference point for measuring the dramatic appreciation of its position. Alphabet did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Sosnick also noted that 13F filings provide no information about individual investors’ lockup arrangements or whether they intend to realise gains on positions accumulated before the IPO. Alphabet held more than 551 million SpaceX shares Alphabet reported owning 551.2 million SpaceX shares at the end of the second quarter. At SpaceX’s June 30 closing price of $170.86, that position was worth approximately $94.2 billion, representing more than 100 times Alphabet’s original investment. SpaceX has subsequently retreated from its late-June level. Based on Wednesday’s share price, Alphabet’s disclosed position would have been valued at around $81.8 billion. Even after that decline, the stake remains approximately 90 times larger than Google’s initial $900 million investment. Alphabet dominates institutional ownership Alphabet’s position is substantially larger than those reported by other major institutional investors in SpaceX. Gigafund Management ranked a distant second with 171.8 million shares, followed by Baillie Gifford with 51.4 million shares and BlackRock with 51 million. Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan reported a position of 50.7 million shares. Together, these investors and Alphabet accounted for the majority of SpaceX shares disclosed through 13F reports filed by Thursday afternoon and analysed by Reuters. The figures indicate that reported institutional ownership of SpaceX remains heavily concentrated among a relatively small number of major investors. SpaceX remains above its IPO price SpaceX entered the public market on June 12 at $135 per share. The stock subsequently climbed sharply before retreating from its June 30 level. Shares closed Wednesday at $146.15, leaving them approximately 8.3% above the IPO price but 14% below their June 30 close. Despite the volatility, investor interest in the company remains substantial. Sosnick told Reuters that SpaceX continues to rank among the most actively traded shares among Interactive Brokers customers, receiving a “fresh jolt of buying last week when market fears about what would happen when the first lockup expiry arrived proved to be unfounded.” The comments suggest concerns that the expiration of restrictions on some shareholders could trigger heavy selling failed to materialise to the extent investors had feared. Retail investors turn net sellers Retail trading patterns have recently shown some signs of changing. Individual investors, who are not required to disclose their positions to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in the same way as institutional managers, became net sellers of SpaceX shares on Friday for the first time since the company’s IPO, according to Vanda Research. The research firm estimated that self-directed retail investors sold a net $4.5 million of SpaceX stock during the session. SpaceX shares subsequently fell 3% on Thursday, although the stock has still advanced around 30% since August 5. For Alphabet, even substantial fluctuations in SpaceX’s public-market valuation leave its original investment showing an enormous paper gain. The increase from a $900 million investment in 2015 to a position valued at as much as $94.2 billion at the end of June demonstrates the scale of value created by one of Alphabet’s most successful strategic investments. Alphabet stock price SpaceX stock priceThe post Alphabet’s Early SpaceX Investment Grows More Than 100-Fold to $94 Billion appeared first on US Editors. Original: Alphabet’s Early SpaceX Investment Grows More Than 100-Fold to $94 Billion