If You Invested $2K in the SpaceX IPO, How Much Do You Have Now?
This article analyzes the performance of SpaceX's record-breaking IPO, which raised $75 billion at $135 per share. It examines what would have happened to a $2,000 investment made at the IPO price. The stock initially surged 67% to $225.64, making the investment worth about $3,340, but by mid-July 2026 it had fallen back to $135.27, leaving the investment essentially unchanged at $2,002. The article notes that retail investors submitted over $100 billion in orders despite the allocation being cut from 30% to the low 20% range. It highlights SpaceX's financials from its S-1 filing, showing $18.7 billion in revenue and $4.9 billion in net losses for 2025, and advises investors to focus on long-term business fundamentals rather than short-term stock price movements.
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