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Citigroup opens 90-day catalyst watch on SpaceX as JPMorgan raises target

Summary of reporting by The Motley Fool·

Key points

  • The Motley Fool says Citigroup opened a 90-day catalyst watch on SpaceX.
  • It also says JPMorgan Chase more than doubled its price target for the stock.
  • The piece says Wall Street is becoming more bullish on SpaceX.

According to The Motley Fool, Citigroup has opened a "90-day catalyst watch" on SpaceX. The article also says JPMorgan Chase more than doubled its price target for the stock. The Motley Fool says these moves are part of why Wall Street is now more bullish on SpaceX. The brief does not provide additional details about the reasons for the analysts' views.

Original reporting

This page summarizes reporting by The Motley Fool, originally published October 26, 2026 at 11:30 AM under the headline "Citigroup Just Opened a "90-Day Catalyst Watch" on SpaceX, While JPMorgan Chase More Than Doubled Its Price Target. Here's Why Wall Street Is Now So Bullish on the Stock". All rights to the original article belong to The Motley Fool.

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