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There will be many price increases seeing as: -SpaceX raised $75bn in the IPO which will only last so long for a loss making high capital requirements company.

by khurs 3mo ago

There will be many price increases seeing as: -SpaceX raised $75bn in the IPO which will only last so long for a loss making high capital requirements company. -Then $25bn via bonds which have an annual interest rate repayment of $1.46 billion + repayment of the $25b (depending on bond length in years 2031,33,36,46 and 2056) -Morgan Stanley said: "In our model, we estimate SpaceX raising an average of $72bn annually between 2027 and 2030 and then an average of $95bn annually between 2031 and 2034."[0] So huge amounts needed continuously. [0]https://www.ft.com/content/09a62ed4-16af-433c-adb7-c877d1975388?syn-25a6b1a6=1 https://www.ft.com/content/09a62ed4-16af-433c-adb7-c877d1975...

jerlam 3mo ago
SpaceX stock has also dropped below their IPO price. It doesn't change their current financials but it may make it more difficult to raise money in the future.
- khurs 3mo ago
  Will be interesting to see if Elon regrets only floating 4% [0] of the company at the IPO and not more seeing as it was over subscribed. [0] https://www.businessinsider.com/spacex-ipo-spcx-stock-free-float-volatility-elon-musk-nasdaq-2026-6 https://www.businessinsider.com/spacex-ipo-spcx-stock-free-f...
  - bakies 3mo ago
    does low float and high demand drive the price up? the article just says more volatility which makes sense, but over subscribed would make me think it would have a higher price. Everyone is already bailing on their positions?
  - tcp_handshaker 3mo ago
    You missing the point...the 4% that is what caused the artificial scarcity.
    - khurs 3mo ago
      Slightly over subscribed would say yes, but vastly over subscribed indicates they went too low?
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- jamie_ca 3mo ago
  Yeah, up 50% over 5 days, back down to the starting line over the next 30 isn't a great outlook to my eye.
anvuong 3mo ago
Holy cow how can they raise over $70B every year for 8 years straight? Who is investing this much?
- netdur 3mo ago
  basically investors interested in long term and see how spacex the only one in game
  - initatus 3mo ago
    > spacex the only one in game But there are many ai companies! /s, but only kinda

by khurs 3mo ago

jerlam 3mo ago

SpaceX stock has also dropped below their IPO price. It doesn't change their current financials but it may make it more difficult to raise money in the future.

khurs 3mo ago
Will be interesting to see if Elon regrets only floating 4% [0] of the company at the IPO and not more seeing as it was over subscribed. [0] https://www.businessinsider.com/spacex-ipo-spcx-stock-free-float-volatility-elon-musk-nasdaq-2026-6 https://www.businessinsider.com/spacex-ipo-spcx-stock-free-f...
- bakies 3mo ago
  does low float and high demand drive the price up? the article just says more volatility which makes sense, but over subscribed would make me think it would have a higher price. Everyone is already bailing on their positions?
- tcp_handshaker 3mo ago
  You missing the point...the 4% that is what caused the artificial scarcity.
  - khurs 3mo ago
    Slightly over subscribed would say yes, but vastly over subscribed indicates they went too low?
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jamie_ca 3mo ago
Yeah, up 50% over 5 days, back down to the starting line over the next 30 isn't a great outlook to my eye.

anvuong 3mo ago

Holy cow how can they raise over $70B every year for 8 years straight? Who is investing this much?

netdur 3mo ago
basically investors interested in long term and see how spacex the only one in game
- initatus 3mo ago
  > spacex the only one in game But there are many ai companies! /s, but only kinda