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SpaceX stock eyes $8 billion index hurdle as shares stumble in first week after IPO

SpaceX stock eyes $8 billion index hurdle as shares stumble in first week after IPO

Space Exploration Technologies Corp., also called SpaceX, starts the week facing a new IPO test. This time it’s about if index funds can keep up demand for a $2 trillion company, where the public float is thin and capital demands remain high. U.S. cash equities are closed for the weekend. SpaceX last changed hands at $153.23, up 13.5% from its $135 IPO but still down roughly 32% from the 52-week peak at $225.64.
Generate Biomedicines stock ends week back above IPO price as volume jumps

Generate Biomedicines stock ends week back above IPO price as volume jumps

Generate Biomedicines, Inc. ended a short U.S. trading week back over its IPO price, a sharper test for investors than the 0.3% Friday close suggests. The shares closed at $16.47, touched a 52-week high of $17.42 this week and traded 4.10 million shares Friday against average volume of 934,290. From the June 18 close of $14.49, the last close before the Juneteenth market holiday, through Friday’s close, GENB rose 13.7%. It closed above $16 on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, after closing at $15.89 on Monday and $15.43 on Tuesday.
Dow Futures Tick Up, Oil Drops After U.S.-Iran Deal, SpaceX IPO in Focus

Dow Futures Tick Up, Oil Drops After U.S.-Iran Deal, SpaceX IPO in Focus

Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures ticked higher Sunday night after news broke that the U.S. and Iran had struck a deal ending their war. President Donald Trump made the announcement, saying the Strait of Hormuz would reopen. Oil prices dropped as traders reacted. Futures edged up, Investor’s Business Daily reported. Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said the U.S. and Iran reached a deal, with signing planned Friday in Switzerland, Reuters reported. Former President Trump posted on Truth Social that “The Deal with the Islamic Republic of Iran is now complete,” Reuters said. No details have come out yet. Earlier versions included reopening the Strait of Hormuz, lifting the U.S. port blockade on Iran, and delaying the nuclear talks for 60 days.
AST SpaceMobile Dips as Space IPO Buzz Fades Ahead of BlueBird Launch

AST SpaceMobile Dips as Space IPO Buzz Fades Ahead of BlueBird Launch

AST SpaceMobile shares slid in the most recent session, caught in a sector-wide drop rather than anything specific to the company. The stock, which trades on Nasdaq, was last at $82.41, off 15.5%, putting the market cap near $24.0 billion. U.S. space stocks fell sharply Friday as investors took profits following SpaceX’s market debut, Reuters said, with AST SpaceMobile one of the biggest losers. ASTS has turned into a high-expectation stock. Its price relies on hitting satellite milestones, but also depends a lot on what investors will pay now for future revenue. Reuters cited Chris Beauchamp, the chief market analyst at IG Group, who said investors may worry “that the hype can't quite live up to expectations.” That comment fits a loss-making company like ASTS, which is still pouring capital into its rollout.
Redwire Drops After SpaceX IPO, $500 Million Equity Move Cloud 2026 Run

Redwire Drops After SpaceX IPO, $500 Million Equity Move Cloud 2026 Run

Redwire Corporation stumbled hard on Friday, with shares closing at $15.12 after chopping between $14.75 and $18.45. Volume cleared 64 million shares. Market cap was near $2.93 billion. Redwire is still not profitable, and it trades on big growth bets, so when space plays fall out of favor, the price swings fast. Space stocks came under pressure again after a rough week. Redwire dropped 17.8% over the week, trailing the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite, which both rose 0.7%. That’s from The Motley Fool, which noted Redwire shares are still up 99% year to date even after the decline. The report pointed to risk-off moves, political volatility, and SpaceX’s new public listing, which drew money and attention to the sector’s latest major stock.
Big Tech Trades Lower With SpaceX IPO and Fed In Focus

Big Tech Trades Lower With SpaceX IPO and Fed In Focus

Big Tech shares closed out a choppy week with uneven moves. The S&P 500 ended up 0.5% on Friday, putting it up 0.6% for the week. The Nasdaq Composite added 0.3% for the day and 0.7% for the week, according to Associated Press data. Inside the megacap group, Tesla jumped 1.8% on Friday, and both Alphabet and Nvidia posted small gains. Amazon, Apple and Meta slipped. Stocks move higher when investors see more profit ahead or lower risks. They fall when those views reverse. Positioning is the main reason the Magnificent Seven lagged. According to Reuters and a JPMorgan note, hedge funds dumped the biggest U.S. tech names and took on more short bets before SpaceX’s IPO. The Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF, which tracks the group, dropped more than 2.4% since June 5. The Nasdaq still ended the week up. Selling pressure from funds weighed on these popular stocks, even without new bad news from the companies.
SpaceX IPO Rush Has Retail Traders Watching After Wall Street’s Big Debut

SpaceX IPO Rush Has Retail Traders Watching After Wall Street’s Big Debut

SpaceX finally hit the market Friday, drawing heavy interest as shares jumped in their Nasdaq debut under SPCX. Elon Musk’s rocket and satellite firm raised $75 billion—more than twice what Saudi Aramco pulled in with its 2019 IPO, according to Reuters. Stock closed a little above $161 after being priced at $135. SpaceX started trading as one of the most valuable public companies in the U.S., AP reported. Shares opened at $150, touched nearly $168 and closed just over $161. That price puts the company’s value at around $2.1 trillion, and lifts Musk’s estimated net worth past $1 trillion.
SpaceX Surges Post-IPO as SPCX Hits Nasdaq 100, Price and Valuation Move

SpaceX Surges Post-IPO as SPCX Hits Nasdaq 100, Price and Valuation Move

New York, June 12, 2026, 12:55 PM EDT SpaceX stock blasted higher in Friday’s debut, with the SPCX ticker drawing heavy attention on Wall Street. The stock was last at $167.83 after opening at $150. That’s above the IPO price of $135. An IPO is when a company sells shares to the public for the first time. With 13.08 billion shares outstanding, according to Reuters, the price gives SpaceX a market cap near $2.2 trillion.
Intuitive Machines Stock Rebounds as SpaceX IPO Buzz Tests LUNR’s Valuation

Intuitive Machines Stock Rebounds as SpaceX IPO Buzz Tests LUNR’s Valuation

Intuitive Machines stock is back in the spotlight after LUNR jumped 15.49% on Thursday to close at $30.64, a sharp rebound that came as traders returned to listed space stocks ahead of SpaceX’s expected Nasdaq debut. Investing.com attributed the move to a “halo effect” from the SpaceX IPO and renewed demand for space-sector proxies, while Reuters reported Friday morning that Intuitive Machines was still up 0.6% in premarket trading as other space names also rose. The move matters because Intuitive Machines has become one of the more liquid public-market ways to trade enthusiasm around lunar infrastructure, NASA spending and commercial space services. Stocks rise when buyers are willing to pay more because expected future growth, sentiment or liquidity improves; they fall when risks such as weaker earnings, contract losses or shareholder dilution reduce confidence. For LUNR, both forces are active: SpaceX’s listing is pulling attention toward the sector, but recent company-specific news has made the valuation harder to defend.
Planet Labs Gets a Lift After SpaceX IPO, Space Stocks Back in Play

Planet Labs Gets a Lift After SpaceX IPO, Space Stocks Back in Play

Planet Labs PBC ended Thursday at $34.17, climbing 11.23% after a turbulent stretch for the Earth-imaging stock. The share price had dropped after earnings and a financing update last week. The rebound lined up with a fresh round of buying in commercial space stocks as investors searched for exposure before SpaceX’s Friday debut. Planet’s stock is reacting mainly to sentiment right now. Investors push stocks higher if they expect more growth, but new risks drag valuations down. Reuters said SpaceX raised $75 billion, calling it the largest IPO ever, with shares sold at $135 and a $1.77 trillion valuation. “SpaceX is going to be the bellwether,” Mark Klein, CEO and president of SuRo Capital, told Reuters. What happens in SpaceX’s first day of trading could be the next big move for Planet and other space companies as the market sets new multiples.
EchoStar Stock Rallies as SpaceX IPO Puts SATS’ Spectrum Bet Back in Focus

EchoStar Stock Rallies as SpaceX IPO Puts SATS’ Spectrum Bet Back in Focus

EchoStar Corporation shares are back in focus after a sharp move higher tied to SpaceX’s record initial public offering, or IPO, the first sale of a company’s shares to public investors. EchoStar closed Thursday at $128.13, up 11.19%, and Google Finance showed the stock at $135.15 in premarket trading Friday, another 5.48% higher. The rally coincided with SpaceX pricing its IPO at $135 a share, raising $75 billion and valuing the company at $1.77 trillion before its expected Nasdaq debut. The reason this matters for SATS is that EchoStar is no longer trading only on its satellite TV, wireless and broadband businesses. It has become a public-market proxy for SpaceX after agreeing to sell AWS-4 and H-block spectrum licenses — spectrum means licensed airwaves used to carry wireless signals — to SpaceX for about $17 billion, split between up to $8.5 billion in cash and up to $8.5 billion in SpaceX stock. EchoStar also said SpaceX would fund about $2 billion of EchoStar debt-interest payments through November 2027, while the companies plan a commercial deal giving Boost Mobile subscribers access to Starlink Direct to Cell service.
OpenAI and Anthropic IPO talk grows as SpaceX sticks to $75 billion mark

OpenAI and Anthropic IPO talk grows as SpaceX sticks to $75 billion mark

AI companies are now stepping into earnings season after months of raising money privately, as SpaceX gets ready to start trading on Nasdaq following the biggest IPO ever. Reuters said SpaceX raised $75 billion by selling 555.56 million shares at $135 a piece, putting the company’s value near $1.77 trillion. OpenAI has filed confidentially for a U.S. IPO, according to Reuters, following Anthropic’s filing earlier this month. SpaceX's IPO is under the microscope as a key read on how much public investors will pay for next-generation AI infrastructure plays. Reuters reported the deal more than doubled Saudi Aramco's 2019 listing and will put SpaceX among the most valuable U.S.-listed names when shares start trading Friday. Early sessions could shape banker and investor thinking on the upcoming OpenAI and Anthropic offerings.
AST SpaceMobile Stock Jumps Before June 17 BlueBird Launch as SpaceX IPO Tests Space Trade

AST SpaceMobile Stock Jumps Before June 17 BlueBird Launch as SpaceX IPO Tests Space Trade

AST SpaceMobile stock is back in focus after a sharp rebound ahead of Friday’s expected SpaceX market debut and the company’s next satellite launch. ASTS closed Thursday at $97.56, up 11.73%, according to market data, reversing part of a volatile stretch that included a 3.6% drop on Tuesday after an early rally faded. The move matters because investors are treating AST not just as a telecom stock, but as a direct-to-device satellite broadband play, a business model in which satellites connect directly to ordinary smartphones without a special handset or satellite terminal. The immediate company-specific catalyst is AST’s scheduled launch of BlueBird 8, 9 and 10 on June 17 from Cape Canaveral, Florida, aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, with liftoff targeted for 2:39 a.m. EDT and backup opportunities through 4:15 a.m. AST President Scott Wisniewski called the launch “another important milestone” as the company continues deploying its space-based cellular broadband network. For the stock, a successful launch would help rebuild confidence in AST’s deployment schedule after recent launch-related setbacks; a delay or technical issue would likely refocus investors on execution risk.
SpaceX IPO Today: 5 Things to Know Before Buying SPCX Stock

SpaceX IPO Today: 5 Things to Know Before Buying SPCX Stock

SpaceX’s initial public offering — an IPO, or the first sale of a company’s shares to public investors — is set to become today’s dominant market event. The company confirmed it priced 555,555,555 Class A shares at $135 each, with trading expected on the Nasdaq Global Select Market and Nasdaq Texas under SPCX, and Reuters reported that the sale raised $75 billion and valued SpaceX at $1.77 trillion. For stock buyers, the key point is that $135 is the offering price, not necessarily the price retail investors will pay once Nasdaq’s opening auction sets the first tradable price. The first thing to know is that valuation is already stretched by ordinary public-market standards. Reuters reported that SpaceX generated only a fraction of the revenue of similarly valued technology giants and posted a loss of nearly $5 billion last year; at $1.77 trillion against 2025 revenue of $18.67 billion, the price-to-sales multiple — market value divided by annual revenue — is about 95 times trailing sales. That makes the stock highly sensitive to any disappointment in Starlink growth, AI execution or investor appetite after the debut.
Virgin Galactic Trades Higher on SpaceX IPO Buzz, SPCE Volume Jumps

Virgin Galactic Trades Higher on SpaceX IPO Buzz, SPCE Volume Jumps

Virgin Galactic Holdings, Inc. rallied Thursday, jumping 21.66% to $5.73, its third straight day of gains. Investors showed strong demand for space stocks ahead of SpaceX’s IPO. Volume soared, with 117.7 million SPCE shares changing hands, far above the 50-day average of 28.3 million, MarketWatch said. Broader markets were also in the green. The Nasdaq Composite rose 2.54%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average added 1.86%, and the S&P 500 gained 1.75%. Virgin Galactic stretched its rally after hours, popping 13.26% to $6.49 after hitting $6.17 and dipping to $4.63 in the regular session, Benzinga said. MarketWatch data showed that, despite Thursday’s surge, the stock is still trading 35.62% under the $8.90 52-week high from June 1.
Rocket Lab Shares Surge as SpaceX IPO Chatter Returns RKLB to Spotlight

Rocket Lab Shares Surge as SpaceX IPO Chatter Returns RKLB to Spotlight

Rocket Lab Corporation shares jumped Thursday with traders moving into space stocks before SpaceX’s expected IPO. The stock ended the Nasdaq session at $114.78, up 9.26%. After-hours, shares touched $119.24 by 6:58 p.m. EDT, MarketScreener data showed. U.S. stocks jumped in a risk-on session. The Dow Jones Industrial Average added 1.86%, S&P 500 up 1.75%, Nasdaq Composite gained 2.54%. Reuters said SpaceX set its U.S. IPO price at $135 per share, collecting $75 billion and putting the company’s valuation at $1.77 trillion.
VOYG jumps after BTIG buy call, SpaceX IPO talk heats up

VOYG jumps after BTIG buy call, SpaceX IPO talk heats up

Voyager Technologies, Inc. shares jumped Thursday after bullish analyst coverage and fresh interest in space and defense stocks. VOYG last changed hands at $48.26, up 16.91% at 3:02 p.m. ET. The stock opened at $43.40 and traded between $42.76 and $49.71. Google Finance showed 3.52 million shares in volume and a market cap near $2.85 billion. BTIG Research kicked off coverage on Voyager with a Buy rating and a $55 price target, which moved the stock. MarketScreener said BTIG’s call hit at 7:18 a.m. EDT, citing MT Newswires. TipRanks/TheFly also flagged BTIG analyst Andre Madrid’s Buy rating and $55 target.
EchoStar Gains as SpaceX IPO Buzz Lifts SATS Shares

EchoStar Gains as SpaceX IPO Buzz Lifts SATS Shares

EchoStar Corporation jumped Thursday afternoon, catching attention as the satellite and telecom stock climbed while SpaceX’s debut loomed. SATS last traded at $125.67 at 13:58 EDT, up $10.43. Shares moved between $115.98 and $126.58 on volume topping 10.3 million. The market cap is now close to $36.3 billion. SpaceX’s push toward an IPO has drawn investor attention, with Reuters saying Thursday that BlackRock looked to buy at least $5 billion of the shares. Reuters cited the Wall Street Journal, which reported the order book shut on Wednesday before planned Nasdaq trading on Friday. Reuters also said it hadn’t been able to confirm the WSJ story itself.
Momentus jumps 40% on heavy trading and SpaceX IPO talk

Momentus jumps 40% on heavy trading and SpaceX IPO talk

Momentus Inc. jumped Thursday as retail traders bought back into small-cap space names. MNTS traded close to $16 in early afternoon on Nasdaq, moving up from an open below $12. The stock was quoted at $16.13 at 13:39 EDT on Google Finance, up 42.24% on the day, after hitting a session high of $16.40 and a low of $11.15. Momentus shares kept up their wild week, with trading jumping as interest in public space names stayed high. Volume hit about 14.7 million, double the 7.1 million average, according to Robinhood market data. Still, the stock traded nowhere near its 52-week high of $43.55, though it stayed above the 52-week low at $3.11.
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  • Silex Systems (ASX:SLX) up as market eyes uranium enrichment tech
    July 1, 2026, 7:42 AM EDT. Silex Systems (ASX:SLX) traded higher as its laser-based uranium enrichment technology drew fresh investor attention. The tech claims cost and efficiency edges over gas centrifuge systems. Silex owns part of Global Laser Enrichment, which is trying to bring the method to market as nuclear fuel demand climbs. Silex isn't a miner; it builds critical tech for nuclear fuel supply chains at a time when Western nuclear sectors are changing fast. There are risks-scaling the technology, financing, and rollout could all slow progress. A new push to use nuclear for low-carbon energy has put enrichment in the spotlight. Silex stands out on the ASX, with its prospects tied closely to how this process performs commercially.
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