SpaceX’s stock is crashing after its IPO, down nearly 50% from its peak and over 20% from its debut — just before its first earnings report. Analysts predict $6.9 billion in Q2 revenue but a 28-cent loss per share, highlighting the steep costs of space exploration. While the dip tempts investors to buy low, experts warn that timing the market is risky — long-term strategy wins. The real test comes in the upcoming earnings call, where SpaceX must show how it’ll control costs and compete in a crowded space industry. For now, some analysts say other stocks may offer better long-term value — so diversify and don’t put all your eggs in one basket, especially with a new public company.
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