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SpaceX Is Down 17% This Week. What Could Push It Back Up to $225?
Key takeaways
- Space X Is Down 17% This Week.
- Quantum Cyber (QUCY) is pursuing an equity stake, calling Space X central to defense technology, while Triller Group (ILLR) is acquiring an economic interest via an investment fund.
- Starlink's 9,600 satellites serving 164 markets and over $75 billion in U.S. defense space spending represent the main catalysts that could push SpaceX stock back to $225.
Space X Is Down 17% This Week. What Could Push It Back Up to $225? David Moadel Fri, June 26, 2026 at 10:05 PM GMT+7 4 min read SPCX QUCY ILLR NVDA ILLRW Quick Read Space X (SPCX) stock dropped 17% in a week to $152, pressured by Space X's $25 billion bond offering racking up $305 million in paper losses relative to Treasuries.
Quantum Cyber (QUCY) is pursuing an equity stake, calling Space X central to defense technology, while Triller Group (ILLR) is acquiring an economic interest via an investment fund.
Starlink's 9,600 satellites serving 164 markets and over $75 billion in U.S. defense space spending represent the main catalysts that could push SpaceX stock back to $225.
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