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SpaceX bond worth 10% less than issue price – heading for junk bond status

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SpaceX's stock has declined by 38% from its peak post-IPO valuation. The company's market cap previously surpassed that of Amazon and Microsoft.

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    SpaceX bond worth 10% less than issue price – heading for junk bond status

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Hacker News · ft.com

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  • Concern: Investors are blindly sinking their life savings into Elon Musk's promises, which have repeatedly fallen flat — from Optimus robots to autonomous driving, skepticism is rampant.
  • Concern: The bond's drop in value right after issue screams trouble; it's a stark indicator of how investors view SpaceX's future, raising serious operational risk concerns.
  • Concern: Changing Nasdaq rules to fast-track SpaceX's inclusion feels like a manipulation of standards, leading to premature investments before the stock can find its true value.
  • Concern: With SpaceX's bond rated junk, it highlights a troubling reality: the company is in a capital-intensive business facing high costs of borrowing, making future fundraising precarious.