- New agreements aim to end the Middle East war, while economic crises cause job losses, and IPO funds support space colonization ambitions.
- SpaceX successfully led a company through a massive IPO on Nasdaq, filed expansion plans with the SEC, and launched Starlink satellites into orbit.
SpaceX shares traded on Nasdaq, prompting Morgan Stanley and Raymond James to issue strong buy ratings.
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Updated Jul 7
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What happened
SpaceX shares traded on Nasdaq, prompting Morgan Stanley and Raymond James to issue strong buy ratings.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
The entities involved
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SpaceX
American private aerospace company
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Nasdaq
American fully electronic stock exchange
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Morgan Stanley
U.S. investment bank
Related events
- SpaceX listed shares on Nasdaq and reached a $2 trillion valuation, while the company explores ambitious plans like AI data centers in space and profitable Starlink operations.
- SpaceX officially begins trading on Nasdaq. Various platforms are offering tokenized shares, while the company discloses its holdings in Bitcoin.
- Scott Galloway predicts that SpaceX stock is currently overvalued, following reports on its performance traded on the Nasdaq exchange via CNBC.
- Financial firms, including Citigroup and Morgan Stanley, provided ratings and led the initial offering for SpaceX stock.
- Morgan Stanley analyst provides Overweight rating for SpaceX.