To all the surrounding noise SpaceX (Nasdaq: Spex(Initial Public Offering)IPO) and evaluating launching the company, even investing $100 as quickly as possible would have proven to be an average investment.
Specifically, SPCX shares Originally offered at $135, it is trading, at press time on July 8, at $149.52 after an extended session rise of 0.033%. Under these circumstances, a $100 investment already made in the IPO would have risen to $110.76 for a profit of $10.76.

Investors who got their hands on SpaceX shares at the start of the stock’s first trading day — June 12 — would have seen their positions remain virtually flat, while those who had bought that evening would have lost $7 as the company ended the day at $160.95.
However, both groups were much luckier than those who took Jim Cramer astonishment In the rally as a signal to buy -So too Joining actor Dan Meuser – and were bought near the all-time high (ATH) of $225.64.
The truth is that these investors can’t help but be glad they didn’t I invested $5000 or $10,000 in stock SPCX shares fell 33.74%, meaning $100 would have turned into $66.26 versus an unrealized loss of $33.74.
What’s next for SpaceX stock price in 2026?
Elsewhere, SpaceX’s future looks increasingly uncertain at press time on July 8. Since the IPO, the company’s maximum launch value has been $1.77 trillion, Combined with Revenues of less than $5 billion and the fact that the company is operating at a loss represent a significant long-term risk factor.
Recently, investors may have found themselves upset by the fact that SPCX stock failed to see a significant upside even after it was officially included in the Nasdaq 100 index — although the buying pressure will likely take some time. Index funds To be fully reflected in the market.
However, even if the renewed rally begins in July as many have expected since before the SpaceX launch, the company Generous opening schedule For wealthy insiders this can be reversed Elon Musk Corporate rocket back in August or September.
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