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Anthropic's investors are penciling in a $2 trillion October IPO that would shatter every record in stock market history, and the revenue growth backing that number is genuinely jaw-dropping. But one overlooked pattern in mega-cap listings suggests the opening bell could be the worst time to buy.
The stock is about to take off. Or is it?
71% That's the share of Alphabet’s quarterly profits that came from "other income" last quarter. The gains came from revaluing equity holdings, which include SpaceX and Anthropic. Other income made up 66% of Amazon’s earnings, primarily due to its stake in Anthropic.
Two space stocks are jumping 10% on the same morning for completely different reasons, while the rest of the sector barely flinches. The divergence reveals something specific about what the market is actually rewarding right now.
Hyperscalers are accelerating spending, Vera Rubin chips promise a 10x efficiency leap, and Nvidia's valuation keeps compressing. Whether that makes the stock a screaming buy or a trap for bargain hunters depends on one critical question few investors are asking.
Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA) rose 1.3% in pre-market trading following the report. The Roadster reveal is a rare positive narrative catalyst for a stock that has shed nearly a quarter of its value in 2026 while the Nasdaq has gained roughly 15% over the same period, according to The Information’s reporting. Shares of air-taxi companies Archer Aviation and Joby Aviation each declined about 2% in pre-market trading.
Alphabet made a quiet nine-figure bet on a rocket company that Wall Street once dismissed as a billionaire's vanity project, and what happened next rewrites the rulebook on how big tech actually builds long-term wealth.
Investing.com -- SpaceX finalized its acquisition of Anysphere, Inc., the developer of the popular AI coding tool Cursor, in an all-stock transaction valued at $60 billion. Confirmed via an SEC Form 8-K, the historic deal resulted in the issuance of approximately 391 million SpaceX Class A shares and is widely considered the largest startup acquisition on record. Following the announcement, SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) shares saw a 1.5% bump, trading at $143.45. Under the agreement, Cursor’s outstandin
Elon Musk on Thursday revealed his massive SpaceX holdings, reporting a nearly 50% stake worth more than $900 billion. SpaceX stock rose early Friday after the filing. Musk, in a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission late Thursday, reported owning nearly 6.42 billion shares of SpaceX, representing a 48.4% stake worth $906.87 billion based on Thursday's closing price. Musk...
A regulatory filing shows Musk holds 48.4% of SpaceX as of June 30, though he says part of the stake is subject to vesting conditions
Anthropic filed confidentially for a US initial public offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission on June 1, 2026, reportedly targeting a Nasdaq listing in September or early October at a valuation near $965 billion, with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and Morgan Stanley reportedly leading an offering aiming to raise more than $60 billion. If that ... Millions of 401(k) Holders Could Be Forced to Buy Anthropic Stock. Forced Buying of SpaceX Has Already Cost Retirement Accounts $500 Million.
Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOG) has generated an extraordinary paper return from its early investment in SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX), with its disclosed holding valued at approximately $94 billion at the end of June, more than 100 times the $900 million the Google parent invested in Elon Musk’s space company in 2015. Following SpaceX’s $86 billion initial public offering in June, Alphabet has emerged as the company’s largest individual institutional shareholder by a wide margin, according to a Reuters analysis
It has gained around 22% in the week since the first tranche of shares were unlocked last Thursday and another release is coming next week.
Alphabet's early bet on SpaceX has multiplied more than 100-fold, with the Google parent disclosing a stake worth about $94 billion at the end of June compared with the $900 million investment it said it made in Elon Musk's rocket company in 2015. Alphabet has emerged as by far the largest single institutional holder of SpaceX following its $86 billion IPO in June, according to a Reuters analysis of quarterly filings made public so far. The filings shed new light on the scale of positions acquired by SpaceX's backers as the company transitioned from a closely held startup to a publicly traded giant.
Investor Ross Gerber has weighed in on a clause inside Elon Musk‘s Tesla Inc. compensation package that could grant him a windfall worth hundreds of billions of dollars if the EV giant merges with or is taken over by an...
Even after its recent rally, there could be more meaningful gains ahead for SpaceX.
Larry Goldberg sees a deepening SpaceX-Nvidia AI alliance spanning orbital computing, data centers, and chipmaking.
T-Mobile US Inc. (NASDAQ:TMUS)’s shares are down by 26% over the past year and by 8% year-to-date. As with other carriers, the firm’s narrative depends on its subscriber growth, and more recently, on its ability to compete with SpaceX. The rocket firm, which now also markets itself as an AI firm, also operates the largest […]
Elon Musk’s stake in Space Exploration Technologies Corp (NASDAQ:SPCX) is valued at nearly $906.9 billion based on the company’s latest share price. Elon Musk Holds 48.4% of SpaceX Musk held a 48.4% stake in SpaceX as of June 30, according to a regulatory filing on Thursday, giving him sole voting and dispositive power over 6.42 billion shares. However, Musk pushed back on X, pointing out that some of the shares included in the calculation are subject to vesting conditions. "A bunch of it only v
Elon Musk owns 48.4% of SpaceX and over 82% of its votes, a new SEC filing shows. His stake tops $900 billion.
Some vesting targets involve multitrillion-dollar valuations, space-based computing and a million-person Mars settlement.
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