If I were forced to pick only one of these two stocks to own for the next five years, I'd take Micron Technology (NASDAQ: MU) over SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX), and not because I doubt what SpaceX has built. Rockets that can land themselves safely for reuse and a satellite internet business with real revenue are genuinely remarkable achievements. My hesitation is about the stock and the man behind it, not the rockets. Image source: Getty Images. SpaceX went public in June at $135 per share, first traded at $150, and popped as high as roughly $226 in the days that followed. Then it tumbled to a low of around $105 and has since round-tripped back to around $134 to $140 in recent sessions, close to 40% below its peak.
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