SpaceX Stock Falls Below IPO Price Amid Analyst Divergence

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SpaceX stock closed at $148, below its IPO price for the second day.
Despite Nasdaq-100 inclusion and bullish analyst ratings, some analysts recommend selling, citing concerns.

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SpaceX stock closed at $148, below its IPO price for the second day. Despite Nasdaq-100 inclusion and bullish analyst ratings, some analysts recommend selling, citing concerns.

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