Elon Musk falls below $1 trillion after $363B hit as SpaceX rally fades
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A sharp post-IPO correction in SpaceX (down ~31% from peak) has erased substantial paper wealth and highlights elevated valuation and funding-risk sensitivity after a large bond raise. While the article cites no fundamental revisions, the magnitude of the drawdown and potential insider-sale overhang can pressure sentiment toward Musk-linked exposures. Tesla has also drifted lower over the same window, reinforcing a cautious near-term risk tone.
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SpaceX shares surged after the company’s June 12 IPO, but later slid to around $156 from a peak of $225.64, a roughly 31% drop that erased nearly $400 billion in market value. The pullback also knocked Elon Musk’s net worth down to $957 billion from a June 16 peak of $1.32 trillion after an estimated $363 billion was wiped from his fortune, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Tesla shares have fallen more than 4% since June 16 and are down over 7% for the year.
