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SpaceX stock remains in bear market after midterm elections, analysts stay upbeat

Summary of reporting by Benzinga on MSN·

SpaceX stock remains in bear market after midterm elections, analysts stay upbeat

Key points

  • Benzinga on MSN says SpaceX stock has fallen sharply after the midterm elections.
  • The stock dropped to $120.4 on Thursday, its lowest level since August 7.
  • The preview says analysts remain upbeat despite the decline.

According to Benzinga on MSN, SpaceX stock has remained in a bear market after the midterm elections. The preview says the stock was hit hard following the elections, in which Democrats won by a large margin. It fell to $120.4 on Thursday, which the outlet says was its lowest level since August 7. The preview also says analysts remain upbeat despite the decline.

Original reporting

This page summarizes reporting by Benzinga on MSN, originally published November 7, 2026 at 12:49 PM under the headline "SpaceX stock stays in a bear market after the midterm elections as analysts stay upbeat". All rights to the original article belong to Benzinga on MSN.

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