$SPCXB After the historic IPO that turned Elon Musk into the world’s first trillionaire, SpaceX (SPCX) shares have started to take a dive. The stock lost over 3% in mid-trading, dropping to the $205–210 range after peaking at $213.8. What’s going on and should we be panicking? Let’s break down the main reasons: Profit-taking. In the first three days, the stock skyrocketed nearly 50% from the offering price ($135). Short-term investors are simply cashing out at the peak. Valuation doubts. Notable investor Michael Burry (the hero of “The Big Short”) publicly questioned SpaceX’s $2.7 trillion market cap. He referred to the company as a “niche telecom operator and small space firm,” which is currently valued 2.5 times more than Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway. Macroeconomic backdrop. The upcoming Fed meeting makes investors more cautious about overvalued and risky tech assets. Limited free-float. Due to the small volume of shares available at launch, the stock's volatility remains extremely high. Conclusion: This is a classic technical correction of an overheated asset. The company is still trading significantly above the IPO price, and long-term investors (like Jim Cramer and Ron Baron) see this dip as a great opportunity to scoop up shares “on discount” before the long-term space venture. #ИлонМаск #IPO #Акции #инвестиции #ФондовыйРынок $SPCXB