SpaceX has finally come back down to Earth, at least for now.
After one of the biggest IPO launches in history, SpaceX shares have pulled back significantly from their post-IPO highs. Meanwhile, investors are rotating out of mega-cap technology stocks and moving into energy, dividend-paying companies, and other value-oriented sectors.
In this episode:
- Why SpaceX has fallen from its post-IPO highs and what it could mean for long-term investors
- Whether the current pullback creates a better buying opportunity
- Why Rocket Lab (RKLB), AST SpaceMobile (ASTS), and other space companies remain worth watching
- How the Nasdaq selloff differs from a broader market decline
- Why investors are rotating away from large technology stocks
- Opportunities emerging in energy and dividend-focused sectors
- What the new Federal Reserve Chairman’s comments could mean for markets moving forward
- Insights from WealthGuard Advisors’ Retirement Readiness seminars and common retirement planning questions
- Adam and Blake explain why they believe this looks more like a healthy rotation within the market rather than a sign of broader economic weakness.
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