StocksUpdated×3•Originally published 17 June 2026•Updated 17 June 2026•
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SpaceX Stock Corrects After Surging 40% Above $135 IPO Price

Key Facts

1SpaceX shares fell by 6%, marking the first decline for the stock since its historic initial public offering.

Following one of the most anticipated listings in market history, SpaceX shares retreated by 6% but remain significantly above their official debut price. According to reports, the IPO price was set at $135 per share, meaning the current price of $190.80 still represents a gain of over 40% for initial investors despite the recent bout of profit-taking that brought the market capitalization to $2.65 trillion.

The decline highlights a persistent valuation gap, as Morningstar recently estimated the company's fair value at $780 billion, far below its current market levels. A restricted public float of just 4% continues to amplify price swings, with market data showing the stock trading at a substantial premium to aerospace peers due to aggressive growth projections for the Starlink satellite constellation.

At the close of June 15, 2026, the SPCX instrument stood at $192.5 after touching a session low of $168.36 according to EL7 data. Traders are now monitoring whether the stock can maintain support near the $170 level, while looking ahead to the Michigan Consumer Sentiment index on June 12 as a potential catalyst for broader risk appetite in the technology sector.