The article discusses the contrasting perspectives of SpaceX analysts and investors, highlighting a disconnect between their priorities and expectations. Additionally, it mentions the end of a ceasefire with Iran due to recent attacks, leading to surging oil prices, rising bond yields, and anticipated losses in U.S. stock futures. This renewed tension in the Middle East follows a slowdown in the previously strong memory-chip trade.

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SpaceX Analysts Are From Mars, Investors Are From Venus

Plus, the Iran ceasefire is ‘over’

Spencer Jakab

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President Trump declared the ceasefire with Iran over following more Iranian attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz and U.S. retaliatory strikes overnight. Oil prices are surging, bond yields worldwide are rising and U.S. stock futures point to sharp opening losses. Renewed Middle East tensions come after the hot memory-chip trade that had energized markets all year has already lost momentum.

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