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SpaceX (SPCX): Flow's coverage

SpaceX went public in the largest IPO in history — and the questions didn't stop at day one. This is Flow the Investor's SpaceX coverage in one place: how the IPO worked, the ownership lesson underneath it, and whether a $10 trillion valuation is actually possible.

Curated by Flow the Investor · Creator of Heavy Returns

SpaceX (Space Exploration Technologies) is Elon Musk's rocket and satellite company, home to Starlink and Starship. After years as a closely held private company, it priced its IPO at $135 a share and began trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker SPCX on June 12, 2026 — an offering widely described as the biggest in history. Flow has covered it from the pre-IPO valuation debate through the volatility that followed. Start with whichever question you're asking.

The SpaceX story so far

June 12, 2026 — SpaceX begins trading as SPCX at a $135 IPO price; closes its first day up ~19% near $161, valuing the company around $2.1 trillion.
Summer 2026 — the stock is volatile, trading as low as ~$105 (below the IPO price) before recovering; the first insider lock-up tranche (~911M shares) unlocks around August 6.
Sept 23, 2026 — SPCX trades around $148 — above the IPO price, below its ~$226 high; further insider unlocks (including Musk's, into 2027) still lie ahead.

Figures from public reporting and market data (SpaceX IR, CNN, CNBC, Yahoo Finance). Educational context, not investment advice.

Flow's SpaceX breakdowns

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The SpaceX IPO explained

How the IPO actually worked — the S-1, the indication of interest, the $135 price, the lock-up — plus the ownership lesson underneath it, and what SPCX did next.

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Can SpaceX be worth $10 trillion?

Why the stock price alone won't tell you if a company is cheap — and the difference between what a company earns (revenue) and what investors think it's worth (valuation).

Markets

Why most people lose on good news

The market trades expectations, not headlines. Flow's framework — including how he sized up SpaceX at a $1.77 trillion valuation before buying.

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SpaceX isn't just a rocket company

Starlink, defense, AI data networks and space transport all sit under one ticker. Why the businesses inside SPCX are the real case.

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Flow's plan: wait for the lock-up

Why Flow held off adding SPCX until after the insider lock-up — timing share supply instead of chasing the IPO hype.

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Who can sell, when, and how many shares?

The three questions Flow asks before touching SPCX — supply and insider selling shape the price more than the story does.

Markets

Would you buy SpaceX at $135?

Great companies can be terrible investments when too much future success is already priced in. Flow starts with expectations, not the business.

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© 2026 Heavy Returns. Educational content only. Not financial advice. SPCX figures reflect public reporting as of the dates shown and change constantly; verify current prices and disclosures before acting.