Live Coverage – SpaceX (SPCX) just opened on Nasdaq at $150 per share – up 11% from the $135 IPO price. The largest IPO in stock market history is now trading. Early desk indications hit $175 (+30%) before pulling back.
First Day Trading
SPCX – Opening Day
$75B raised | 555.6M shares | ~7th largest US company by market cap
At the $150 opening, SpaceX is valued at approximately $1.97 trillion – placing it above Tesla and making it roughly the 7th most valuable company in the United States.
The early desk indication of $175 (+30%) suggested even stronger demand, but pulled back to $150 by the official open – still a solid +11% pop that signals institutional confidence without the frothy excess that would worry long-term holders.
What the Market Is Pricing
An 11% pop on the largest IPO ever is a goldilocks outcome – not too hot (suggesting underpricing), not flat (suggesting weak demand). It tells you the market believes:
- Starlink’s 12M subscribers are a real, recurring revenue business
- 80%+ of US launches = infrastructure monopoly
- Orbital data centers = the option value on AI infrastructure in space
- Reusable rockets = cost advantages competitors can’t match
The pullback from $175 to $150 tells you the market is also wary of Musk’s 82% voting control, the capital intensity, and the speculative nature of the orbital compute thesis.
The AI IPO Wave – Scorecard
SpaceX is the first of the wave to actually trade. The market’s reaction sets the tone for every IPO that follows. An 11% pop on $75B raised = strong. OpenAI and Anthropic are watching closely.
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SpaceX IPO: Full Analysis
SpaceX Orbital Data Centers
The AI IPO Wave
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Sources: CNBC, Teslarati, Investing.com, TradingView (June 12, 2026 – live)









