Jim Cramer thinks investors may be creating their own problem. In a post on X on Thursday, the CNBC host argued that excitement surrounding Elon Musk‘s SpaceX and growing speculation about its eventual inclusion in the S&P 500 could be fueling an unusual rotation out of some of the market’s biggest winners.
“We create our own bearish problems,” Cramer wrote. “We float S&P inclusion on top of what I most fear, which is a $4 trillion valuation for SpaceX.”
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The remark comes as SpaceX dominates headlines ahead of its highly anticipated public debut, with investors increasingly trying to gauge what the company could be worth once it begins trading.
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