In fact, it was the best one-day performance since April.Matt Wacher, chief investment officer at Jana Investment Advisers, told SBS On The Money that it's difficult to discern what is an actual signal of a peace deal and what is noise.However, following a few poor days for the markets, he said Trump's remarks helped shift sentiment and added to the excitement surrounding SpaceX’s market debut.This was one of the most-anticipated market debuts in a very, very long time.Musk’s SpaceX has listed on the Nasdaq and will start trading on Saturday AEST (Friday local time).The company raised US$75 billion ($106 billion) by selling 555.56 million shares at US$135 ($191) a piece, valuing it at US$1.77 trillion ($2.5 trillion) Musk maintains about 40 per cent of SpaceX's total equity, which gives him more than 84 per cent of the voting power.While only 4 per cent of the company has been put on the market, many people will get some exposure through super funds that track the US market.Ultimately, time will tell if SpaceX can justify its sky-high valuation.According to the Westpac-Melbourne Institute Consumer Sentiment Survey for June, property is losing its appeal