SpaceX’s stock breaks below its IPO price for the first time. Why it could still fall further.
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An $800B drawdown from peak for SpaceX underscores how exposed capital-intensive, long-horizon businesses are to narrative whiplash. If you're in similar territory — rockets, fusion, heavy AI infra — assume your equity can halve without any change in execution and structure debt and partnerships accordingly.
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