$1,000 invested in SpaceX stock 2 months ago is now worth
Key Points:
- SpaceX’s stock has rebounded significantly since its summer lows, with a 31% gain from $113 on July 27 to about $148.68 recently, benefiting investors who bought during the dip after its Nasdaq debut.
- Despite this recovery, shares remain below the post-IPO high of $225.64, reflecting ongoing investor concerns about heavy capital spending, AI investments, and lockup expirations.
- SpaceX has expanded its artificial intelligence business in 2026 by acquiring Elon Musk’s xAI and Anysphere, creating a fast-growing AI segment alongside its core operations.
- Starlink continues to be SpaceX’s primary commercial business, adding customers across multiple sectors, while the company has secured over $7 billion in Pentagon contracts and expanded NASA partnerships.
- Future growth will depend on Starlink’s expansion, successful AI integration, demand for computing infrastructure, and progress with the Starship program.