
Before SpaceX went public, the prevailing theory seemed straightforward: investors would sell Tesla to buy SpaceX.
It sounded perfectly reasonable.
But since last Thursday, the two stocks have moved almost in lockstep.
Up together. Down together. Back up together.
Rather than competing for investor dollars, the market has been treating SpaceX and Tesla as if they’re on the same team.
Here is the story. ⇩
Forget SpaceX, Elon’s M.A.G.I. Could Be Bigger
While everyone was distracted with the recent SpaceX IPO…
Elon Musk quietly filed a patent with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to protect what Jeff Brown believes will be his next breakthrough…
Something he called “the greatest tech invention in history.”
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Monday was the clearest example.
→ SpaceX jumped 7.2%—its best day since June 15, just the second trading day after its IPO.
→Tesla climbed 8%, leading the Magnificent Seven.

Both moves came on the same day, for reasons that were partly overlapping and partly distinct — and yet the stocks moved as if they had coordinated.
Move your money NOW! – Former CIA Advisor
He predicted the 2008 financial crisis…
He predicted Trump’s election in 2016….
He even predicted the rise of COVID-19 writing:
“The chance we don’t have something on the scale of a national pandemic in the next few years is near zero”
That was three months before the first reported case.
If he’s right again, God Bless America…
Because this crisis will be tectonic in scale…and it’s going to begin with the bubble popping in AI.
1 They’re both AI stories
Neither company is being valued solely for its core business anymore. SpaceX is building AI infrastructure through Starlink and its long-term vision for orbital data centers. Tesla is betting on autonomous driving, robotics, and AI software. Investors buying into the AI theme increasingly see both as part of the same opportunity.
2 They share the same investor base
Few CEOs have a more loyal following than Elon Musk. Many Tesla shareholders were already waiting for a chance to own SpaceX. Rather than rotating from one to the other, many simply added the new stock to their portfolios.
3 The same market mood drives both
When investors embrace risk, both stocks tend to benefit. When sentiment turns defensive, both usually come under pressure. Last week, Fed-driven selling hit both names. This week, as technology stocks rebounded, both rallied together.
The result: investors are trading SpaceX and Tesla more like two expressions of the same theme → Elon Musk, AI, and high-growth technology.
The Billionaire Who Saved SpaceX Just Made a New Bet
He once rescued SpaceX from bankruptcy. He also helped launch Facebook, Airbnb, YouTube, and Spotify. And now he’s making a new bet – he’s just sold every single share of the Mag 7 companies in his portfolio. And he’s using that money to buy a shocking new kind of company instead. You should mirror his moves. And now you can, for as little as $50 a share.
Monday’s rally had its own catalysts.
1 Elon Musk announced that Version 14 of Tesla’s Full Self-Driving software was beginning to roll out to customers—an important milestone for the company’s autonomous driving ambitions.
2 At the same time, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration closed its investigation into power steering issues affecting certain 2023 Tesla models, removing a regulatory overhang that had weighed on the stock.
On a day when the broader technology sector was already recovering, those company-specific developments gave investors even more reason to buy Tesla.
In other words, Tesla rose on its own merits—yet SpaceX rallied right alongside it.
World’s Largest Investors Are Moving Their Money (Not Into AI)
While the media distracts you with stories about the next big AI IPO… The world’s largest investors are moving their money into one asset – at the fastest pace in a generation. This asset has crushed the S&P 500’s return over the past 12 months… More than TRIPLED the S&P 500’s return in 2025… and has outperformed the S&P 500 over the past 25 years by more than 1,100 percentage points. According to one Wall Street veteran, with over 40 years of professional investing experience… the biggest gains could be still ahead. That’s why he’s urging you to make one money move now.
For now, SpaceX and Tesla are trading as part of the same AI/Musk story.
⚠️ Several catalysts are approaching that could shift attention back to each company’s own fundamentals later.

The analyst coverage gap — worth watching.
Eleven analysts cover SpaceX today. Six rate it Buy. The average price target is $243 — against Tuesday’s price near $170.
None of the major banks that underwrote the IPO have initiated coverage yet — they typically wait a few weeks post-IPO.
As more firms publish their research, investors will have a broader range of institutional views to evaluate, and those opinions could become an important driver of trading—independent of Tesla’s quarterly deliveries.
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