Reddit users on r/wallstreetbets draw a historical parallel between SPCX's upcoming lockup expiry and CAVA's 2023 lockup pop, warning short sellers against betting on a drop.
The Motley Fool published two articles on July 31: one advising investors to wait until mid-2027 before buying SPCX due to historical IPO underperformance, and another questioning Elon Musk's warning to short sellers.
Sentiment on Reddit was mildly positive at 0.11, with 202 comments across six posts, suggesting active but cautious interest in the ticker.
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The Lockup Expiry Debate
The most popular Reddit post on r/wallstreetbets drew a direct analogy between ![]()
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News Context
Two articles from The Motley Fool added a cautious tone to the discussion. One cited historical data showing that large IPOs typically underperform their market index by 4% over three years, and that ![]()
The second article addressed Elon Musk's warning that short-sellers betting against SpaceX have a "very low" survival probability. While Musk's statement may be self-serving, the article noted that newly IPO'd stocks often decline in the first six months statistically. However, it concluded that long-term fundamentals could still favor SpaceX.
Sentiment and Discussion Volume
Across six posts on r/wallstreetbets and other subreddits, ![]()
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