SpaceX, a space company owned by Elon Musk, released its first quarterly report after entering the capital market. Investors will be given the opportunity to ask Musk questions on Tuesday. SpaceX's stock price has fallen short of its June high. Investors are worried that Musk's previous portrayal of the future to the market may be too optimistic. Later this week, some insiders are preparing for drastic stock price fluctuations due to the upcoming expiration of the stock sale period. Musk has the dual status of a visionary engineer and stock promoter. Investors are likely to ask him a series of questions: NASA plans to use a giant Starship rocket to achieve a manned return to the Moon; when the rocket tests will end; follow-up plans for the Starlink satellite network; and the prospects for putting a data center the size of a soccer field into orbit. Rumors have always been circulating in the market that SpaceX may merge with Musk's car company Tesla. Musk may be asked about related integration matters, but it is expected that it will be difficult to disclose actual information. Both companies have not confirmed the merger plan, and Musk has previously avoided related questions, saying that the securities law restricts him from discussing this.

SpaceX, a space company owned by Elon Musk, released its first quarterly report after entering the capital market. Investors will be given the opportunity to ask Musk questions on Tuesday. SpaceX's stock price has fallen short of its June high. Investors are worried that Musk's previous portrayal of the future to the market may be too optimistic. Later this week, some insiders are preparing for drastic stock price fluctuations due to the upcoming expiration of the stock sale period. Musk has the dual status of a visionary engineer and stock promoter. Investors are likely to ask him a series of questions: NASA plans to use a giant Starship rocket to achieve a manned return to the Moon; when the rocket tests will end; follow-up plans for the Starlink satellite network; and the prospects for putting a data center the size of a soccer field into orbit. Rumors have always been circulating in the market that SpaceX may merge with Musk's car company Tesla. Musk may be asked about related integration matters, but it is expected that it will be difficult to disclose actual information. Both companies have not confirmed the merger plan, and Musk has previously avoided related questions, saying that the securities law restricts him from discussing this.