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SPCX revenue beats estimates but shares fall post-market, Gary Black notes

SPCX revenue beats estimates but shares fall post-market, Gary Black notes
SPCX shares dip despite revenue beat

Gary Black, managing partner and investor at The Future Fund, reports that SPCX shares fell 5% post-market despite beating second quarter revenue and EBITDA estimates. Revenue reached $7.8 billion against $6.8 billion expected, while average revenue per user was $66 compared to $65.60 expected. However, the subscriber count came in at 12.0 million, slightly below the 12.2 million expected. Total costs and expenses were $8.0 billion, lower than the anticipated $8.3 billion. SPCX had climbed 9.4% during regular trading before investors appeared to take profits.

Earlier, Black noted that U.S. stocks slipped after weak Samsung earnings pressured AI chip shares and lifted Brent crude prices. He also tracked SK Hynix's record $26.5 billion U.S. ADR launch at $149 during a period of market volatility linked to geopolitical tensions. Black continues to monitor key earnings events and their near-term impact on investor sentiment.

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