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EXCLUSIVE: SpaceX–Tesla Merger Can Put XOVR ETF’s 20% SPCX Bet at Risk, 'Could Sacrifice Long-Term Value' Says CIO

Chandrima Sanyal

Could a Tesla merger with SpaceX sacrifice long-term value through acquisition costs and shareholder dilution?

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