Wall Street banks initiate coverage of SpaceX with bullish ratings following IPO.
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Wall Street banks initiate coverage of SpaceX with bullish ratings following IPO.

Major investment banks initiated coverage of SpaceX on July 7, 2026, issuing predominantly Buy, Overweight, or Outperform ratings with price targets ranging from $200 to $300. SpaceX shares traded around $152, down from post-IPO highs above $200 but above the $135 IPO price. Analysts cited SpaceX's dominance in space launch, Starlink satellite network, and AI infrastructure opportunities as growth drivers.

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7 outlets covered it, splitting into 7 framing camps across 3 bias groups.
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Newsmax
SpaceX Draws Wave of Bullish Wall Street Ratings - Newsmax
bullish analyst consensus · positive
AP News
Wall Street banks are sky-high about SpaceX, but investors remain cautious
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Coverage splits between bullish stock screens in North America and regional portfolio pivots in Asia, as SpaceX weakness prompts investors to seek differentiated business models outside stretched US tech valuations.
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SpaceX Draws Wave of Bullish Wall Street Ratings - Newsmax
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“Trading surge, helped by SpaceX IPO, seen lifting Wall St banks' second-quarter earnings - Reuters” · AP News, Reuters, Globe and Mail, South China Morning Post

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Raymond James expects SpaceX stock to reach $800 per share.
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