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SpaceX Is Outperforming Everything. Is It Still the Smartest Buy Right Now?

SpaceX is on a tear. How long can it continue this streak?

SpaceX Is Outperforming Everything. Is It Still the Smartest Buy Right Now?

SpaceX Is Outperforming Everything. Is It Still the Smartest Buy Right Now?

Published June 19, 2026 · Category: Finance

Overview

Space Exploration Technologies (NASDAQ: SPCX) has gone where no public company has gone before. After debuting with a $1.5 trillion valuation, the stock surged nearly 20% over its first two trading days, lifting its market capitalization to roughly $2.5 trillion. Only five companies in the world are worth that much: Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, Alphabet, and Nvidia -- and SpaceX could possibly surpass at least two of them soon.

In early July, SpaceX will likely be added to the Nasdaq-100, which could set off a chain reaction of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) adding the space stock to their holdings. However you slice it, SpaceX's near-term market days -- barring unforeseen events -- are shaping up to be more in the green than red.

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Too much green, though, has a funny effect on vision: It makes everything around it seem brighter, more euphoric. Guards are lowered, caution thrown to the wind. Everyone knows an upward trend can't continue forever. Like it or not, a trillion-dollar company that reported less than $20 billion in total revenue last year is in bubble territory.

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Originally published at www.fool.com.

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