Closing Bell Overtime: Markets Brace for a Historic IPO 6/11/26

Closing Bell Overtime: Markets Brace for a Historic IPO 6/11/26

June 11, 2026 · 43 min

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The episode discusses market expectations surrounding a historic IPO, SpaceX's valuation, Adobe earnings, and the impact of recent sports events on media economics.

Markets balance geopolitical uncertainty, rising anticipation around SpaceX and another busy stretch of earnings. Malcolm Ethridge, Managing Partner at Capital Area Planning Group, explains what investors should expect next as markets prepare for one of the biggest events in years. Pierre Ferragu of New Street initiates coverage on SpaceX and discusses the company's valuation, growth prospects and place in the market. Adobe earnings take center stage as Brian Schwartz of Oppenheimer reacts to the results and what they mean for enterprise software spending and AI adoption. Our Julia Boorstin examines why Disney emerged as a major winner from the NBA and NHL Finals and what that means for sports rights and media economics. Former Nasdaq CEO Bob Greifeld discusses what could become the largest IPO in history, how investors may respond and whether markets can absorb a deal of this size. Lennar earnings also provide a fresh read on housing demand. Elizabeth Burton, Chief Strategist at Fortress Investment Group, analyzes what recent capital raising by Oracle, Alphabet and other technology companies reveals about the state of credit markets and private equity.

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Guests: Malcolm Ethridge, Pierre Ferragu, Brian Schwartz, Julia Boorstin, Bob Greifeld, Elizabeth Burton

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Organizations: Capital Area Planning Group, New Street, Oppenheimer, Disney, Nasdaq, Lennar, Fortress Investment Group, Oracle, Alphabet

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