
SpaceX stock drops below IPO close, wiping out $400B for post-first-day buyers
A slide beneath the IPO-day closing price turns “paper gains” into paper losses for late buyers.

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A slide beneath the IPO-day closing price turns “paper gains” into paper losses for late buyers.

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