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SpaceX's SPCX Gains Nasdaq-100 Inclusion But Trades Near IPO Price

Jul 13, 2026, 10:56 AM EDT10 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The article describes SPCX trading below its debut price and near its IPO price, indicating short-term downside pressure from profit-taking and position adjustments. Yet, historical patterns show index-inclusion can create durable inflows over time; the balance between initial selling and longer-term passive buying will determine price trajectory.

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SpaceX's SPCX was added to the Nasdaq-100 last week, triggering passive index flows. The stock has slipped for a second trading day and sits near its $135 IPO price after debuting at $150 on June 12. While inclusion may provide longer-term demand from ETFs, near-term price action remains sensitive to profit-taking and fund rebalancing dynamics.

  • SPCX joined Nasdaq-100 last week. Passive funds began buying SPCX.
  • Shares slid for a second day, trading near the $135 IPO price.
  • Nasdaq-100 revised rules allow inclusion within a month of going public.
  • Debut price was $150 on June 12; SPCX remains below that level.
  • Near-term volatility expected, but potential long-run index-driven demand exists.

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