SpaceX's inclusion in the Nasdaq 100 index led to a forced increase in its weighting due to the expansion of its public float after IPO lockups expired. This caused passive index funds like Invesco QQQ to automatically buy more SpaceX shares, making them larger shareholders without choice. While this boosts demand temporarily, the increased float also introduces more shares available for sale, potentially weakening the stock price. Investors now hold a significant stake in a high-growth but currently unprofitable company with stretched valuations and upcoming unlocks that could impact supply and demand dynamics further.
As of Sep 22, 2026 21:11 WIB, SpaceX (SPCX) trades on Pluang at USD 152.81 with a 1-day gain of 0.63%. The stock's market cap stands at $2.00 trillion, reflecting its massive scale despite current unprofitability. Pluang data shows a higher sell order activity at 63%, indicating some investors are taking profits or reducing exposure amid the recent forced buying by index funds.
Former SpaceX engineer Tom Mueller revealed that when Elon Musk proposed catching returning Super Heavy boosters with mechanical arms on the launch tower, engineers initially dismissed the idea as impossible. However, SpaceX successfully demonstrated...
ChatGPT analysis projects SpaceX stock could rise to a record high of $350 after joining the S&P 500, with a base-case range of $300 to $400. The forecast factors in expected passive inflows from index inclusion, growth in Starlink satellite internet...
SpaceX's IPO filings reveal that common stock dividends will only be paid if declared by the board and if legally permissible, but no dividends are expected soon. The company plans to reinvest earnings to support growth and operations, with current c...
SpaceX is rated a Sell because its valuation appears too high given current financial realities. While the company is investing heavily in AI and infrastructure like the $100 billion Louisiana spaceport, most of its operations are internal launches f...
SpaceX's IPO, initially valued at $1.8 trillion, fell nearly 32% shortly after listing, trading around $152.71 against an average analyst target of $222.42. Despite the drop, 28 Wall Street analysts maintain buy ratings, citing strong growth in Starl...
