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SpaceX Debut Draws Huge Retail Demand and Steady Trading on Nasdaq
How 3 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Calcalist · Jun 12, 2026
What happened
SpaceX opened on Nasdaq on Friday with massive retail demand and a smooth, largely steady first session. The stock closed at $160.95, valuing the company at more than $2.1 trillion, while analysts remained split on whether that valuation is sustainable.
- 01SpaceX debuted on Nasdaq Friday with the largest IPO in history.
- 02The stock closed at $160.95, valuing SpaceX above $2.1 trillion.
- 03Retail investors placed over $100 billion in orders, a record for an IPO auction.
- 04The stock rose to $176.52, then eased as investors took profits.
- 05CFRA issued a sell rating and a $115 target, citing a stretched valuation.
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OrganizationsSpaceX, Citadel Securities, Robinhood, Westwood Capital, GraniteShares, CFRA, Nasdaq-100
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