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2 ‘Strong Buy’ IPO Stocks JPMorgan Thinks Are Worth Watching
TipRanks15d agobullish
2 ‘Strong Buy’ IPO Stocks JPMorgan Thinks Are Worth Watching

The IPO market has made an impressive comeback this year. Momentum began building in the first quarter and accelerated in the second, with traditional IPOs raising $114.1 billion through June 30, 2026 – roughly seven times the amount raised during the first half of 2025. SpaceX, the largest IPO in Wall Street history, understandably dominated the headlines and made Elon Musk the world’s first trillionaire, but the strength of the market extended well beyond a single blockbuster listing.Claim 55%

SpaceX Stock Tests $135 IPO Price—and Cathie Wood Keeps Buying the Dip
Barrons.com30d agobullish
SpaceX Stock Tests $135 IPO Price—and Cathie Wood Keeps Buying the Dip

SpaceX stock has lost altitude recently, creating an opportunity for Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest. ARK is a big believer in Elon Musk. Coming into Thursday trading, SpaceX stock was down for three consecutive days and seven of the past nine days, leaving shares just 27 cents above the $135 IPO price.

SpaceX shares slide below IPO price for the first time as blistering rally unravels
Reuters31d agobullish
SpaceX shares slide below IPO price for the first time as blistering rally unravels

SpaceX shares dropped below their initial public offering price on Wednesday, a first for the company, just over a month after a frenzy over the rockets-to-AI firm powered the biggest IPO ever and made Elon ‌Musk the world's first trillionaire. Its shares slid 1.9% to $133.5, falling below the $135 apiece IPO price and well below the all-time ‌high of $225.64 that had propelled the company's market valuation briefly above those of Silicon Valley giants Microsoft and Amazon. The decline leaves investors who bought into the company ​at the IPO price sitting on paper losses for the first time, potentially testing confidence in the stock.