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Bearish for the Nasdaq

SpaceX IPO Tech Rotation

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Steady attention in Nasdaq 100 coverage, without a clear trend.

Updated 14 October 2026

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SpaceX IPO Tech Rotation

Bearish for the Nasdaq · an argument in Nasdaq 100 coverage

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The bearish argument: The potential public offering of SpaceX is causing investors to reposition their portfolios away from tech stocks.

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Record dates: 11–13 Jun 2026

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  • Devdiscourse · Published 12 Jun 2026

    SpaceX Makes Debut Amid Middle East Peace Deal Buzz

    In coverage record: 13 Jun 2026

    “Concerns surfaced over limited share availability and potential post-surge pullbacks.”

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  • NDTV Profit · Published 10 Jun 2026

    Wall Street Highlights: S&P 500, Nasdaq Traders Grapple With Swings Reminiscent of Tariff Tumult

    In coverage record: 11 Jun 2026

    “"With Elon Musk's SpaceX expected to go public later this week, the prospect of another trillion-dollar-plus company hitting the market may be forcing investors to reposition their portfolios at the cost of their tech stocks, analysts say."”

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  • The Economic Times · Published 10 Jun 2026

    Live: US futures slip as tech selloff deepens ahead of key inflation report - The Economic Times

    In coverage record: 11 Jun 2026

    “The highly anticipated $1.75 trillion debut of SpaceX on Friday is emerging as a fresh test for U.S. equities, with some investors warning that soaring demand for the $75 billion offering reflects excessive optimism toward high-growth technology stocks.”

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