On August 6, SpaceX rose 3.08% in pre-market trading, trading at $111.24/share with turnover of $1.223 billion, rebounding from the prior session's 13.6% plunge following its inaugural quarterly earnings report.
The recovery comes as multiple Wall Street firms expressed bullish long-term views despite near-term concerns. JPMorgan raised its price target from $225 to $240, citing AI cloud contract momentum and expectations for annualized recurring revenue to surpass $100 billion by December. Ark Invest purchased approximately $19.7 million in SpaceX shares during the selloff. UBS highlighted broad outperformance driven by AI cloud services, while Oppenheimer noted the $47.5 billion backlog provides strong revenue visibility.
Retail investors also provided notable support, with Vanda Research data showing $22.7 million in net purchases during the prior session's opening hour alone — the third-highest on record since IPO. The stock remains under pressure from $184 billion in Q2 capital expenditures and approximately 911.5 million shares set for lockup expiration, but dip-buying sentiment appears to be partially offsetting these headwinds.
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