Episode 2026-06-13

You are listening to Seven Horns AI, your AI-powered market briefing. Let us start with a look back at an eventful week in the markets, starting with Monday, June eighth, twenty twenty-six. The Seven Horns AI platform successfully validated its seventy percent probability buy-the-dip signal from earlier in the week. By Friday, the S and P five hundred exchange traded fund was little changed, edging slightly higher by zero point three four percent over the five-day window, closing at seven hundred forty-one dollars and seventy-five cents, up from its weekly open of seven hundred thirty-nine dollars and twenty-two cents. Tech was modestly higher, with the Nasdaq finishing Monday up zero point nine percent to close around twenty-five thousand nine hundred and thirty. But the biggest story of the week, and indeed the largest initial public offering in history, was the launch of SpaceX on Friday, June twelfth. SpaceX priced its offering at one hundred thirty-five dollars per share, raising seventy-five billion dollars and valuing the company at one point seven seven trillion dollars. On its first day of trading, the stock rocketed nineteen point two percent to close at one hundred sixty dollars and ninety-five cents, pushing its market value past two point one trillion dollars. Now, moving on to the math behind this astronomical valuation. While the market is paying over one hundred sixty dollars, our Seven Horns analyst report puts the fundamental business value of SpaceX at j