SpaceX shares drop for a sixth straight day, down about 6%; Starship’s seventh test flight is scheduled for July 20—what is the market worried about?

SpaceX (SPX) stock fell by about 6% on Friday and dropped for two consecutive trading days, with market sentiment weighed down by Starship test-flight progress and valuation pressure. At the same time, the company announced that the window for Starship’s seventh test flight will open on July 20, with a new round of testing missions about to get underway.

This test flight remains highly watched, because Starship not only relates to SpaceX’s next-generation launch capability, but also directly affects its commercial space business, its Mars-migration plans, and its long-term valuation. If the test progress goes smoothly, it could help restore market confidence; but if unexpected issues arise, they may continue to suppress stock performance.

The market’s view of SpaceX has already shifted from a “high-growth story” to “technical validation and commercial delivery.” Investors will keep paying close attention to test results, cost control, launch frequency, and whether orders are executed.

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