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StocksUpdated•Originally published 5 July 2026•Updated 6 July 2026•
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SpaceX Joins Nasdaq 100 Following Historic $1 Trillion Valuation

Key Facts

1SpaceX raised more than $85 billion in its IPO, immediately becoming a trillion-dollar market cap stock.
2The company earmarked a significant number of shares specifically for retail investors during the event.

In a move reflecting the surging confidence in the commercial space sector, SpaceX successfully raised more than $85 billion in its initial public offering, immediately propelling its market valuation past the $1 trillion mark. According to reports, the company distinguished this event by earmarking a significant portion of shares specifically for retail investors, allowing them to participate in one of the largest listings in modern history.

The company further solidified its market standing with the announcement of its inclusion in the Nasdaq 100 index, placing it alongside giants like Boeing, which is valued at approximately $110 billion per market data. However, analysts have issued warnings regarding potential price volatility based on historical patterns seen in stocks like Palantir and Strategy, where major index inclusions often trigger periods of significant price adjustment.

The stock SPCX stood at $162.00 (at close July 2, 2026), after trading between a day low of $155.88 and a high of $162.16. As the market prepares for the index inclusion, traders will be watching the $155 support level to gauge the sustainability of the bullish momentum, particularly with no other immediate space-sector catalysts in the upcoming economic calendar.