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SpaceX’s stock could jump 43% — if the company is able to accomplish this engineering feat

SpaceX’s stock could jump 43% — if the company is able to accomplish this engineering feat
MarketWatch Tuesday 08 September 2026, 16:39 UTC By William Gavin 1 min read
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Failing to successfully scale the Starship rocket would make SpaceX’s plans a lot more difficult.

Failing to successfully scale the Starship rocket would make SpaceX’s plans a lot more difficult.
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