A month after SpaceX’s initial public offering, Tesla’s share price movement appears relatively contained, according to coverage across markets outlets. In the lead-up to the SpaceX listing, some investors and analysts had raised concerns that SpaceX—Elon Musk’s other major company—could become a strategic and financial distraction, posing a potential threat to Tesla. However, after the IPO has started trading, the picture is described as mixed rather than decisive. Reports note that, while SpaceX’s debut attracted significant attention and generated a wave of market commentary, Tesla’s stock has not shown a clear, immediate collapse or dramatic repricing solely tied to the SpaceX event. One outlet characterizes Tesla’s market reaction as “quiet,” suggesting that the stock is holding its ground in the weeks following the offering. Taken together, the articles indicate that any longer-term effects of SpaceX’s IPO on Tesla remain uncertain, with the near-term price action not yet providing a clear resolution to earlier worries.