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Now with a market cap (how much markets value a company) of US$2.656 trillion, here's where it stands among the most valuable public companies:
(market cap as of US market close on Tuesday, June 16)
1) Nvidia: US$ 5 trillion
(2025 revenue: $215.9 billion)
2) Apple: US$ 4.4 trillion
(2025 revenue: $416.2 billion)
3) Alphabet: US$ 4.22 trillion
(2025 revenue: $402.8 billion)
4) Microsoft: US$ 2.93 trillion
(2025 revenue: $281.7 billion)
5) SpaceX: US$ 2.656 trillion
(2025 revenue: $18.7 billion)
6) Amazon: US$ 2.646 trillion
(2025 revenue: $742.8 billion)
SpaceX’s position among the world’s most valuable companies is that much more remarkable considering how much its revenue pales in comparison to the other tech titans (see revenue figures listed above).
Since its IPO (initial public offering) last Friday, June 12th, SpaceX has soared 49.5%!
SpaceX’s share prices have now broken above all of the forecasted prices in shadow markets ($152 - $182), as cited in our June 12th report.
SpaceX was even briefly valued at US$ 3 trillion, temporarily surpassing even Microsoft’s market cap, after a short squeeze prompted the former’s tokenised stocks to breach $228.
However, note that SpaceX price charts have gone sideways in recent hours.
The same can be noted for other major assets, which are showing limited price moves at the time of writing:
NOTE: NAS100 also included in this week’s “3 Assets to Watch (June 15-19)” – published Monday, June 15.
Markets are keenly awaiting the upcoming Fed rate decision due 6:00 PM UTC today (Wednesday, June 17).
DECODE: The Federal Reserve a.k.a. The Fed is the world’s most influential central bank.
At scheduled meetings that occur about 8 times a year, policymakers at the US central bank decide what to do with interest rates (hike/cut/hold).
Markets widely expect the Fed to keep its rates unchanged today.
As things stand, markets have slightly lowered their expectations for a Fed rate hike in 2026, now down to 84% odds, versus the 100% certainty this time last week (Monday, June 8th).
Those lowered odds for a Fed rate hike have helped the latest rebound in risk assets of late (stocks, cryptos, etc.)
Also, as highlighted in our Market Pulse report published Monday, June 15th:
The mid-week Fed rate decision, featuring Kevin Warsh’s first FOMC meeting as Fed Chair, makes it arguably the must-watch event of the week.
READ MORE (published May 15th): What to expect from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh? How will Chair Warsh impact markets?
And here’s how Chair Warsh could impact markets today (Wed, June 17), and even set the stage for markets over the coming weeks leading up to the next Fed rate decision (due July 29th):
Watch Warsh’s first press conference as Fed Chair starting 6:30PM UTC time today (Wed, June 17):
These are the forecasted price reactions, in % terms, for the 6 hours after the Fed’s rate decision is unveiled at 6:00PM UTC on Wednesday, June 17:
Bitcoin (BTC): as much as 0.5% up / 1.1% down
Ethereum (ETH): as much as 1.6% up / 2.3% down
Ripple (XRP): as much as 1.3% up / 2.2% down
Solana (SOL): as much as 2.1% up / 2.4% down
Gold (XAUUSD+): as much as 2% up / 1.4% down
Silver (XAGUSD): as much as 3% up / 2% down
Brent Oil (UKOUSD): as much as 2% up / 0.5% down
WTI Crude Oil (USOUSD): as much as 2.3% up / 0.5% down
EURUSD+: as much as 0.2% up / 0.55% down
GBPUSD+: as much as 0.22% up / 0.46% down
USDJPY+: as much as 0.46% up / 0.3% down
Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJ30): as much as 1.3% up / 0.9% down
NOTE: DJ30 index little changed at time of writing, holding around its all-time intraday high of 52,312.50 set yesterday (Tuesday, June 16).
TAP HERE for forecasted upside/downside price targets for NAS100, GBPUSD+, and Solana (published Monday, June 15th – “3 Assets to Watch”).
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