SPCX rises 1% after Trump discloses up to $50,000 SpaceX stake; Goldman sees chip-equipment market at $281B by 2028

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SPCX rose after Trump disclosed a small SpaceX stake and the White House emphasized independent portfolio management, reducing direct policy-conflict concerns. Separately, Goldman's higher wafer-fab equipment forecasts (to $281B by 2028) reinforce a stronger semiconductor capex narrative, with Musk's Terafab cited as incremental demand. Near-term impact is supportive for SpaceX-linked and semi-capex exposures, though retail sentiment remains cautious.
Impact level
● Medium
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● Neutral
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Shares of SpaceX (SPCX) gained 1% overnight ahead of Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump disclosed an investment of as much as $50,000 in the company. The White House said Trump did not direct the purchase and that third-party financial institutions manage the portfolio independently. Separately, Goldman Sachs forecast the global chip-equipment market would reach $281 billion by 2028. SPCX fell more than 1% on Monday but is still up 24% for the month.