SpaceX to Join Nasdaq 100, Space Stocks Surge, What to Buy?

SpaceX surged 7.15% ahead of its Nasdaq 100 inclusion, triggering mandatory passive fund allocation and igniting the broader space sector: Rocket Lab soared 15.93% and AST SpaceMobile spiked 21.44%. The index addition raises SpaceX's valuation anchor, with capital spillover fueling the entire launch and satellite-to-mobile connectivity chain. After a 20%-plus single-day sector rally, however, short-term sentiment is overheated and pullback risk is building. Will you chase the lead ETF SPCX, or bet on higher-beta RKLB and ASTS?

avatarHandsomeMuchacho
06-30 23:46
Amazing Buy for nasdaq! Space x for the fruits 
avatarLanceljx
06-30 20:58
If the inclusion-driven rally is primarily driven by passive inflows, much of that catalyst may already be reflected in prices. History shows index additions often create strong momentum before and around inclusion, followed by more mixed returns once forced buying subsides. For a fresh position, I'd avoid chasing after a 20%+ sector surge. If you want exposure: SPCX offers diversified exposure and lower company-specific risk. RKLB has a stronger operating business and is a reasonable choice for investors with higher risk tolerance. ASTS has the greatest upside potential, but also the highest execution and valuation risk. My preference would be to wait for a pullback or consolidate before adding. If the long-term space investment theme remains intact, missing the first leg is usually less
avatarzhingle
06-30 20:46
🚀 SpaceX Joins the Nasdaq 100 — Is This the Beginning of the Space Investing Era? The space sector just had one of its strongest days in years. 🚀 SpaceX surged 7.15% 🛰️ Rocket Lab jumped 15.93% 📡 AST SpaceMobile exploded 21.44% The catalyst? SpaceX is joining the Nasdaq 100. While many investors see this as just another index reshuffle, I believe it’s much bigger than that. My view: This is another milestone proving that space is evolving from a speculative theme into a mainstream investment sector. Here’s why I’m optimistic. 1️⃣ Passive money is forced to buy. When a company enters the Nasdaq 100, it’s no longer just active investors buying. Hundreds of billions of dollars tracking the index must purchase shares to mirror the benchmark. That creates immediate demand and introduces the com
avataraaronz07
06-30 16:53
After IPO surges then retracts; other business steady grows for Camille's of google stocks.
avatar非一般股民
06-29 02:42
AI
avatarnomadic_m
06-28 17:36
avatarShop
06-27
I am staying patient for now. Index inclusion could provide meaningful support for the stock price, but lockup expirations could just as easily offset those inflows. With so many moving pieces, I think discipline matters more than speed. I do not need to buy the exact bottom to make money. I only need a reasonable entry point with an acceptable margin of safety. For now, I am keeping the company on my watchlist and monitoring developments closely.
avataronlyYou
06-27
Waiting for better entry price-I would wait for a deeper pullback before buying. Although the recent 24% correction has removed some of the initial IPO excitement, I am not convinced that the selling pressure is over yet. The coming months will likely be a battle between index inclusion inflows and lockup-related selling, and it remains unclear which force will dominate in the short term. The company’s large cash reserves and ambitious plans in AI and space infrastructure are impressive, but valuation still matters regardless of how exciting the story may be. I would rather miss the first part of a recovery than rush into a position while uncertainty remains high. My preferred approach is to monitor earnings, management guidance and the first wave of share unlocks before deciding whether t
avatarFrisbee
06-27
Great company does not always mean great price. I am waiting for valuation to cool further before jumping in, even though I remain positive about the long-term outlook
avatarkoolgal
06-27
🌟🌟🌟 Masayoshi Son has consolidated SoftBank into a singular aggressive USD 1 trillion bet on Artificial Superintelligence or ASI. Son outlined a unified strategy built on 4 core pillars: AI models, AI chips, Infrastructure and Physical Robotics. SoftBank holds a 13% equity stake in OpenAI.  Its AI chips investment is anchored in $ARM Holdings(ARM)$ . SoftBank plans to initiate an IPO for Roze in 2H 2026.  Roze is a consolidation of automation, energy & robotics. Exciting times are ahead for SoftBank. @Tiger_comments @Tiger_SG @TigerStars
avatarkoolgal
06-27
🌟🌟🌟Masayoshi Son's remarks on SpaceX is grounded in reality.  He said that the heavily touted advantage of free solar power in space is a financial illusion. According to Son, electricity represents only 7% of AI data centre operating costs while the remaining 93% is dominated by expensive hardware like AI chips. For Son, the massive premiums required for rocket launches, mechanical maintenance in a vacuum and latency delays completely wipe out any nominal power savings. Son believes the AI war will be decided on Earth over the next few years, rendering decade long space based moonshots a costly distraction. @Tiger_comments @Tiger_SG
Honestly I don’t want to live on Mars so it’s a long shot dream. Not a fan of Musk.
SpaceX Crashes 16%>>> Get Out
PCT: Should You Invest In SPCX v1.0 : PCT = Pandas Coffee Talk. Whether to buy SpaceX (SPCX) stock depends entirely on your risk tolerance, as the company trades at a massive premium with mixed profitability. While its space and Starlink divisions show great promise, the stock is volatile and driven more by ambitious long-term projections than current earnings. Key Factors to Consider The Valuation Premium: At a market capitalization exceeding $2 trillion, SPCX is trading at over 100 times its 2025 revenue of $18.7 billion. While CEO Elon Musk aims for $1 trillion in revenue by 2030, you are paying for aggressive future growth.Heavy Cash Burn: Despite its massive IPO raise, the company has significant cash needs and has also taken on heavy debt (including a $25 billion debt sale). Its AI d
avatarSPOT_ON
06-25
$Microsoft(MSFT)$   Look at the chart ? Is it cheap or low ?

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avatarTL1M
06-25
It will be back as the market momentum 
Stay firm on what you believe
avatarDeonc
06-24
Why SpaceX's drop some much? $SpaceX(SPCX)$   If you ask why SpaceX drop 16% ; the main reasons appear to be: IPO hype faded – After its huge 2026 IPO, the stock surged rapidly and reached very high valuations. Many investors then took profits, causing a sharp pullback.  Concerns about debt and spending – Investors became worried after SpaceX announced plans to issue bonds and take on more debt, partly related to large AI investments and financing needs.  Valuation concerns – Some analysts and investors believe the stock price ran far ahead of the company's current earnings and cash flow, making it vulnerable to a correction.  Broader tech selloff – Many technology and AI-related stocks declined at the same time because of conc
avatarzhingle
06-24
#SpaceX Crashes 16%: Is This Just a Pullback… or the Beginning of a 50% Reality Check? The “best IPO ever” narrative just took a major hit. SpaceX plunged 16.43% in a single session, breaking below $155 and wiping out a huge chunk of its post-IPO momentum. The selling didn’t stop there—space proxy Rocket Lab (RKLB) also fell 6.48% as investors rushed to de-risk the entire sector. This wasn’t just a bad day. It may be the market finally asking a difficult question: How much is too much to pay for a great company? 1️⃣ The Valuation Was Built on Perfection The bull case was easy: 🚀 Dominant launch business. 🚀 Explosive Starlink growth. 🚀 Potential monopoly-like economics in space infrastructure. 🚀 Massive long-term optionality from Starship. The problem? Investors weren’t just paying for toda