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SpaceX Starship Flight 13 Succeeds, but SPCX Stock Barely Moves, Still Trading at Just $115
SpaceX successfully completed its 13th Starship test flight on July 24, deploying 20 new Starlink satellites and achieving its smoothest ocean splashdown, while its SPCX shares stayed roughly 15% below the June IPO price.
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What happened
SpaceX successfully completed its 13th Starship test flight on July 24, deploying 20 new Starlink satellites and achieving its smoothest ocean splashdown, while its SPCX shares stayed roughly 15% below the June IPO price.
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Global impact / market context
The flight shows Starship’s growing reliability, which could speed up Starlink satellite deployment and future space missions, but the weak stock reaction suggests investors remain cautious about the company’s near‑term financial outlook.
Analyst inference
Even after a technically successful launch, SPCX’s share price has not recovered, indicating that market sentiment may be driven more by valuation concerns and broader tech‑stock trends than by single test outcomes.
Analyst inference
What to watch
- Future Starship test flights and any anomalies, which could either boost confidence and lift the stock or trigger further skepticism. Proposed
- The pace of Starlink satellite launches, as faster deployment could improve revenue forecasts and support the stock. Proposed
- Broader market movements in tech and space‑related equities, which may influence SPCX’s price regardless of company‑specific news. Proposed
Affected assets
- SPCX — SpaceX (Backpack Securities)