SpaceX Stock Falls Second Day, Approaching $135 IPO Price
SpaceX shares are sliding for the second consecutive day, threatening to erase gains since the company's record-breaking public debut.
SpaceX stock dropped for the second straight session, pushing shares dangerously close to the $135 price set at the company's initial public offering roughly one month ago, according to US Top News and Analysis. The two-day selloff marks a sharp reversal for Elon Musk's space and artificial intelligence company, which generated massive investor enthusiasm at its landmark market debut.
The IPO was celebrated as a record-setting event when it launched approximately a month ago, drawing widespread attention to one of the most closely watched private-to-public transitions in recent tech history. SpaceX's entry onto public markets had been anticipated for years, and early trading reflected that pent-up demand before the recent pressure emerged.
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The company received an additional boost just last week when it was added to the Nasdaq-100, a prestigious index inclusion that typically signals institutional confidence and can drive fresh capital inflows from index-tracking funds. Despite that milestone, the stock has struggled to hold its post-IPO gains, raising questions about near-term valuation support at current price levels.
Analysts will be watching closely whether the $135 IPO price holds as a psychological floor — a level at which early investors who purchased shares in the offering would be at breakeven. A sustained breach of that threshold could intensify selling pressure and test broader market confidence in the space and AI sector. The consecutive down days suggest some investors may be rotating out of the high-profile name after its initial pop.
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