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Wall Street is telling us how it really feels about SpaceX as it enters the Nasdaq

Wall Street doles out record buy ratings as SpaceX prepares for Nasdaq debut, while the stock slips and investors stay wary.

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SpaceX is poised to list on the Nasdaq, prompting a surge of analyst coverage. Wall Street banks issued a flood of bullish ratings, yet the company’s share price fell on the day, and investors remain cautious. Coverage from the Houston Chronicle, Yahoo Finance, Barron's, the Financial Times, Bloomberg and Business Insider highlights the optimism.

Fourteen new buy ratings were announced, with one analyst maintaining a hold. Morgan Stanley valued the space segment at $8 per share, and Bloomberg quoted its biggest bull seeing a valuation above $10 trillion. Some outlets, such as Barron's, projected a potential 50% price rise.

Analysts and investors will be watching post‑quiet‑period price movements and any further rating updates. Future reports may clarify whether the bullish forecasts translate into market gains as the Nasdaq listing proceeds.

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Quick answers

How many new buy ratings did SpaceX receive according to the coverage?

Fourteen new buy ratings were announced.

What valuation did Bloomberg’s biggest bull attribute to SpaceX?

A valuation above $10 trillion.

What share price did Morgan Stanley assign to SpaceX’s space segment?

$8 per share.

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