Tesla and SpaceX Price Patterns Fuel Merger Speculation, but No Deal Is Confirmed

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Tesla and SpaceX Price Patterns Fuel Merger Speculation, but No Deal Is Confirmed

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Tesla and SpaceX-linked SPCX are showing similar price patterns, fueling speculation about a deal between Elon Musk's companies. No merger has been confirmed.

Tesla (TSLA) and SpaceX-linked SPCX are showing similar price patterns, raising speculation about a possible merger or deeper business integration. However, no merger has been confirmed.

The comparison follows Tesla's $2.6 billion all-stock acquisition of SolarCity. That deal initially faced market criticism before Tesla shares rallied.

Speculation is now growing around a possible SpaceX-Tesla deal. Tesla holds approximately $2 billion in xAI equity, which could potentially be converted into direct SpaceX shares.

Wedbush previously estimated an 80% to 90% probability of further integration between Tesla and SpaceX by 2027.

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