Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 11
Stock Investors Buy the Dip Despite 2 Days of Iran Strikes as SpaceX IPO FOMO Builds
Updated
Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 11

Stock Investors Buy the Dip Despite 2 Days of Iran Strikes as SpaceX IPO FOMO Builds

2 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Jun 11

Summary

  • Thursday trading showed investors stepping back into stocks even after a second day of Iran-war strikes and President Donald Trump’s threat of further escalation.
  • Evercore ISI’s Julian Emanuel said traders are discounting risks that would normally shake Wall Street because fear of missing out on future gains is intensifying.
  • SpaceX’s looming market debut is a key driver of that mood, with Emanuel warning that even more “wild-eyed” FOMO may still lie ahead.
  • The rebound followed equity weakness that began last Friday, when a stronger-than-expected U.S. jobs report revived concerns that interest rates could stay higher for longer.

Insights

Wall Street is ignoring a major war and surging oil prices. Is this a sign of economic resilience or a dangerous market delusion?
As insiders call the SpaceX IPO 'rigged,' what are the true financial risks for everyday investors buying into the historic hype?
Nasdaq allegedly changed rules to fast-track SpaceX into index funds. How does this precedent impact the safety of retirement savings?