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SpaceX IPO: Why Wall Street biggies Chris Wood, others are not impressed with $1.8 trillion listing

Despite significant investor interest, Wall Street experts like Chris Wood and Aswath Damodaran express skepticism over SpaceX's $1.8 trillion IPO valuation. Concerns center on AI hype, overly optimistic market size assumptions, and potential market structure advantages that could artificially inflate demand post-listing.

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SpaceX IPO: Why Wall Street biggies Chris Wood, others are not impressed with $1.8 trillion listing
Despite significant investor interest, Wall Street experts like Chris Wood and Aswath Damodaran express skepticism over SpaceX's $1.8 trillion IPO valuation. Concerns center on AI hype, overly optimistic market size assumptions, and potential market structure advantages that could artificially inflate demand post-listing.
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