SpaceX Got $90 Billion in Orders for a $25 Billion Bond Sale Less Than 2 Weeks A

Space Exploration Technologies (NASDAQ: SPCX), or SpaceX, continues to make its mark on the markets as one of the most highly traded stocks. There are a lot of heated opinions about whether it makes sense to buy it today, and the company keeps announcing new deals that change the equation.

This week, it announced that it would issue $25 billion in bonds, less than two weeks after its record-shattering initial public offering (IPO) on June 12. Bloomberg reported that there were $90 billion in debt orders. Is that a vote of confidence in the young stock or a massive warning?

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The SpaceX IPO was the biggest ever, by far. It set out to raise $75 billion, but with the extra shares it offers underwriters in the event of high demand, it ended up raising $85.7 billion.

On top of that, it's issuing $25 billion in debt, which means it raised $111 billion in less than two weeks. And both of these issues were oversubscribe

Fuente original: Yahoo Finance (https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/spacex-got-90-billion-orders-205000195.html)