SpaceX recently launched its first bond sale, which led to a drop in the company's stock prices, falling from a peak of over $200. Investors appear to be cautious and are evaluating the implications of the new bond offering after the company's significant IPO.

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SpaceX Just Launched Its First Bond Sale. The Stock Market Doesn’t Like It.

By Adam Clark

and Liz Moyer

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SpaceX shares have fallen from a peak of more than $200. (Mario Tama/Getty Images)

SpaceXstock sank Monday. The shares have lost some magic after the company’s mega IPO as investors digest news of a new bond offering.

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