SpaceX's stock surged 37% in its first week after debuting at $135, reaching a market cap of $2.44 trillion despite an initial valuation of $1.77 trillion. The IPO saw low float under 5%, fueling demand, and inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 may boost buying further. However, risks include potential selling pressure as insider shares unlock, the company's unprofitability, and heavy reliance on future revenue projections, especially from AI, a competitive and cost-challenged sector. Investors should weigh the hype against these longer-term uncertainties.
MEXC reported that daily trading volume for SPCX futures exceeded 800 million USDT following SpaceX's IPO, with volumes nearly 7 times higher than before the listing. MEXC integrates Launchpad, TradFi Futures, and RealStocks on one platform, allowing...
SpaceX's IPO on June 12, 2026, raised $75 billion at a $1.8 trillion valuation, quickly climbing to $2.9 trillion market cap. The IPO had a tiny 4% float and was heavily oversubscribed, driving early price gains. Its unusual lockup structure allows i...
SpaceX's options trading began recently with a huge surge in volume and very high implied volatility, reaching 93% on Wednesday. This high volatility indicates significant market expectations for price movement, though it has slightly tempered since ...
SpaceX's stock price fell 6% to just under $180, erasing much of the 20% gain it saw after its IPO debut at $135. The stock had briefly soared above $225 but has since retreated to levels seen on the second trading day. This pullback means the averag...
SpaceX stock faces a split in analyst views: Oppenheimer raised its price target to $250, driven by expected AI revenue growth and Starship's strategic value. Meanwhile, investor Michael Burry sees the stock as overpriced given its massive valuation ...
