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Virgin Galactic Stock (SPCE) Today: News, Forecasts, and Analysis for Dec. 23, 2025

Virgin Galactic Stock (SPCE) Today: News, Forecasts, and Analysis for Dec. 23, 2025

Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: SPCE) is ending 2025 in a familiar place: high volatility, heavy debate, and a stock chart that looks like it’s been through re-entry. As of Tuesday, December 23, 2025, SPCE is trading around $3.70, after a strong late-December bounce that has put the name back on many traders’ radar—especially those watching short interest, options activity, and the company’s latest financing overhaul. But if you’re trying to understand why the stock has been moving—and what could matter next—the story in late 2025 comes down to three big themes: Below is a detailed, publication-ready roundup of the
23 December 2025
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Virgin Galactic (SPCE) Stock News and Forecast — Dec. 20, 2025: Debt “Reset,” Analyst Targets, and the Long Road to Delta Flights

Virgin Galactic (SPCE) Stock News and Forecast — Dec. 20, 2025: Debt “Reset,” Analyst Targets, and the Long Road to Delta Flights

Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: SPCE) is ending the week with a familiar combo for space-tourism investors: a sharp move in the share price, a capital-structure overhaul, and a business timeline that still points to 2026 as the real inflection year. On Friday, December 19, SPCE rose 6.71% to close at $3.50, marking a fourth straight day of gains. Volume came in at 7.9 million shares, well above its 50‑day average of 4.5 million, a sign the name is back on traders’ radar. Even after the rally, the stock is still about 48% below its 52‑week high of $6.77 (set
20 December 2025
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Virgin Galactic Stock Plunges After Share Sale and Debt Deal: SPCE News, Forecasts and Analysis for December 10, 2025

Virgin Galactic Stock Plunges After Share Sale and Debt Deal: SPCE News, Forecasts and Analysis for December 10, 2025

Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: SPCE) is back under pressure this week as investors digest a new stock sale plan and a sweeping debt restructuring that together reshape the company’s balance sheet — and its risk profile. As of mid-session on December 10, 2025, SPCE is trading around $3.76, after closing at $3.81 on Tuesday. That close marked a ~16% single-day drop from $4.55, with trading volume surging to roughly 15–16 million shares — almost four times its recent average.StockInvest+1 The stock now sits more than 40% below its level at the start of 2025, and roughly 99% below its
10 December 2025
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Space & Defense Stocks After the Bell: Rocket Lab Pops, Virgin Galactic Plunges, AeroVironment Misses as SpaceX IPO Buzz Builds (Dec. 9, 2025)

Space & Defense Stocks After the Bell: Rocket Lab Pops, Virgin Galactic Plunges, AeroVironment Misses as SpaceX IPO Buzz Builds (Dec. 9, 2025)

As Wall Street closed on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, space and defense stocks delivered a volatile mix of breakouts, bruising sell‑offs, and fresh catalysts that could shape the sector into 2026. Leveraged aerospace & defense ETF DFENfell about 1.7% on the day, underscoring choppy trading beneath the surface even as global defense spending and space ambitions continue to march higher. StockAnalysis At the same time, investors digested big picture headlines: a nearly $1 trillion 2026 U.S. defense policy bill (NDAA)moving through Congress, new German megacontracts lifting European defense names, and a blockbuster SpaceX IPO plan for 2026 that could become the largest stock listing in history. Bloomberg+3TradingView+3Reuters+3 Below
9 December 2025
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Top US Stock Market Losers Today (December 9, 2025): HURA, Phreesia, Virgin Galactic, SLM, Gogo and More

Top US Stock Market Losers Today (December 9, 2025): HURA, Phreesia, Virgin Galactic, SLM, Gogo and More

The US stock market spent most of Tuesday, December 9, 2025 trading quietly ahead of this week’s Federal Reserve decision — but beneath the calm index surface, several individual stocks suffered brutal double‑digit losses. As of around 3:44 p.m. ET, live data from Public.com showed TuHURA Biosciences (HURA), Phreesia (PHR), Euda Health (EUDA), SLM Corp (SLM), Virgin Galactic (SPCE), Gogo (GOGO), Compass Minerals (CMP), Workhorse Group (WKHS), 3D Systems (DDD) and Dyne Therapeutics (DYN) among the steepest percentage decliners across US‑listed stocks. Public Below is a detailed look at what drove today’s biggest losers — and what analysts and companies
9 December 2025
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Virgin Galactic (NYSE: SPCE) Stock Outlook: Q3 2025 Results, Cash Burn, Analyst Targets and the 2026 Spaceflight Countdown

Virgin Galactic (NYSE: SPCE) Stock Outlook: Q3 2025 Results, Cash Burn, Analyst Targets and the 2026 Spaceflight Countdown

Virgin Galactic Holdings (NYSE: SPCE) remains one of the market’s purest “moonshot” bets: a pre‑revenue space tourism company burning hundreds of millions of dollars a year while promising a commercial relaunch of flights from 2026 onward. As of the latest close on Friday, 5 December 2025, SPCE traded around $4.31 per share, giving the company a market capitalization of roughly $280–275 million and leaving the stock down more than 30% over the past 12 months despite a sharp rebound over the last few weeks. Stock Titan+1 Below is a deep dive into the latest news, earnings, forecasts and trading dynamics
7 December 2025
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Virgin Galactic Rockets 15% on Space Tourism Buzz – Can SPCE Defy Gravity or Crash Back to Earth?

Virgin Galactic (SPCE) Narrows Q3 Loss, Reaffirms Late‑2026 Spaceflight Launch as Stock Rebounds

Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: SPCE) is back in the headlines on Friday, November 14, 2025, after releasing third‑quarter 2025 results and reaffirming its long‑awaited commercial spaceflight timeline, even as the business remains deeply loss‑making and pre‑revenue. Stock Titan+1 Today’s coverage across financial media focuses on three main themes: a smaller quarterly loss and tighter cost control, confirmation that flight tests and commercial operations are still aimed at 2026, and a sharp divide between investors’ hopes and analysts’ warnings about cash burn and execution risk. CoinCentral+2Parameter+2 As of mid‑afternoon trading, SPCE shares were changing hands at roughly $3.60, up about 9% on the day, as
14 November 2025
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Virgin Galactic’s Wild 2025 Ride: Space Tourism Liftoff, Stock Surges & Cash Burn – What’s Next for SPCE?

Virgin Galactic’s Wild 2025 Ride: Space Tourism Liftoff, Stock Surges & Cash Burn – What’s Next for SPCE?

SPCE Stock Turbulence: October Rally and Crash Landing Virgin Galactic’s stock price has been on a wild ride in 2025. After a long downward drift to multi-year lows, SPCE suddenly surged in early October 2025, fueled by a flurry of upbeat headlines. The stock leapt from about $3.42 on Oct. 1 to $4.89 by Oct. 16 – a >40% jump in two weeks ts2.tech. On Oct. 16 alone it popped 6%, reflecting renewed optimism as traders piled in on the space-tourism news cycle. This burst of speculative buying briefly lifted SPCE out of its slump (though notably still “well under
1 November 2025
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Virgin Galactic Rockets 15% on Space Tourism Buzz – Can SPCE Defy Gravity or Crash Back to Earth?

Virgin Galactic’s Wild October Ride: SPCE Stock Soars on Space Tourism Hype, Then Plummets – What’s Next?

Key Facts – October 18, 2025 SPCE Stock Surge and Pullback After languishing near multi-year lows, Virgin Galactic’s stock staged a sharp rally in the first half of October 2025 – only to whipsaw investors with a sudden reversal. The initial catalyst was a flurry of positive news (detailed below) that sent speculative traders rushing in. SPCE climbed over 40% in two weeks, from about $3.42 on Oct. 1 to $4.89 by Oct. 16ts2.tech. On Oct. 16 alone, the stock jumped ~6%, reflecting renewed optimism. This burst of space-tourism hype lifted SPCE off its recent lows (though it remained well under early
18 October 2025
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Virgin Galactic’s Turbulent Ride: Can Space Tourism Turn $SPCE$ Into a Star or a Falling Satellite?

Virgin Galactic’s Turbulent Ride: Can Space Tourism Turn $SPCE$ Into a Star or a Falling Satellite?

In‑Depth Report 1. Stock Performance Around 1 October 2025 Virgin Galactic shares hovered near multi‑year lows heading into October 2025. On 1 October, SPCE closed at $3.42; after‑hours trading modestly lifted the price to $3.44 Yahoo. The stock had tumbled about 41 % year‑to‑date through late September, extending a five‑year decline of roughly 99 % Yahoo. Volume on 1 October (about 2.2 million shares) trailed the average daily volume of 3.48 million Yahoo, suggesting subdued investor interest. In the days preceding 1 October, SPCE drifted between $3.30 and $3.70, reflecting investor skepticism after the company’s August earnings release. The negative sentiment stems from ongoing cash burn and delayed commercialization, although
2 October 2025
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Battle for the Final Frontier: Space Tourism Face-Off — Blue Origin vs SpaceX vs Virgin Galactic

Battle for the Final Frontier: Space Tourism Face-Off — Blue Origin vs SpaceX vs Virgin Galactic

Blue Origin’s NS-21 crewed flight took place on May 19, 2024, carrying 90-year-old Ed Dwight to about 106 km, making him the oldest space traveler at 90 years 8 months. SpaceX launched Inspiration4 in September 2021 as the first all-civilian orbital mission, spending about three days in orbit. Virgin Galactic reached space for the first time in December 2018 with the VSS Unity spaceplane. As of August 2025, SpaceX has flown five purely commercial crewed spaceflights to orbit, in addition to NASA missions. As of August 2025, Starship had not yet flown people, leaving Crew Dragon as SpaceX’s only passenger-carrying
15 August 2025
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Galactic Gold Rush: Global Satellite & Space Industry Soars Toward $1 Trillion

Galactic Gold Rush: Global Satellite & Space Industry Soars Toward $1 Trillion

In 2024 the global space economy was valued at roughly $550–600 billion, with projections to approach $1 trillion within 10–15 years. North America, led by the U.S., accounted for about 60% of world space spending in 2024, with American firms building 83% of all commercial satellites launched that year and earning 69% of global satellite manufacturing revenue, while capturing about 65% of commercial launch revenues. 2024 set a record with 259 orbital launches and 2,695 satellites deployed, driven largely by SpaceX’s activity. Global satellite manufacturing revenues in 2024 reached about $20 billion, up 17% from 2023, with the U.S. responsible
16 July 2025
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Stock Market Today

Bitcoin price wobbles below $69,000 on weekend — what matters before Monday’s reopen

Bitcoin price wobbles below $69,000 on weekend — what matters before Monday’s reopen

7 February 2026
Bitcoin fell 1.1% to $68,917 Saturday after volatile trading, while Ether held near $2,036. U.S. spot bitcoin ETFs saw $330.7 million in net inflows on Feb. 6, reversing outflows the previous day. Strategy shares rebounded after hitting a low of $111.27 Thursday. Traders are watching Monday’s U.S. market open and the upcoming inflation report for direction.
XRP price today slips near $1.42 as thin weekend liquidity keeps traders on edge

XRP price today slips near $1.42 as thin weekend liquidity keeps traders on edge

7 February 2026
XRP fell about 5% Saturday to $1.42, extending a 22% weekly drop as thin liquidity and macro jitters drove sharp swings. Bitcoin rebounded above $70,000 after a brief plunge, while ether surged 12%. Ripple outlined plans for an “Institutional DeFi” roadmap, including a new lending protocol and permissioned DEX. The Federal Reserve held rates steady last week, with officials signaling caution on inflation.
Home Depot stock price: jobs, inflation and a Feb. 24 earnings test loom

Home Depot stock price: jobs, inflation and a Feb. 24 earnings test loom

7 February 2026
Home Depot shares rose 0.7% to $385.15 Friday, trading between $379.10 and $386.37. Investors await a delayed U.S. jobs report Wednesday and CPI data Friday, both postponed by a brief government shutdown. Home Depot reports fourth-quarter earnings Feb. 24. The Dow closed above 50,000 for the first time.
JPMorgan stock price jumps 4% into weekend as Wall Street braces for a busy data week

JPMorgan stock price jumps 4% into weekend as Wall Street braces for a busy data week

7 February 2026
JPMorgan shares rose 3.95% to $322.40 Friday, outpacing other major banks as U.S. stocks rallied and the Dow closed above 50,000 for the first time. The bank recently completed a $3 billion subordinated notes offering. Investors are watching for delayed U.S. jobs data and inflation figures next week, ahead of JPMorgan’s Feb. 23 company update.
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