Advisors Urge Investors to Wait on SpaceX
April 27, 2026
Wealth Management, April 27, 2026
Elaine Misonzhnik at Wealth Management shares insights from Jennifer Horton, executive vice president at CapWealth, who highlights advisors’ cautious stance on the anticipated SpaceX IPO and how to manage client expectations when investing. “There's been a lot of questions about it — it's usually from clients who really like Elon Musk because they've already bought into him,” says Horton, adding that the proposed $2 trillion valuation on roughly $15 billion in revenue “feels insane” and could lead to a “really volatile” stock.
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