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Historical unlocks have coincided with rebounds or sustained strength when demand remains constructive; large September unlock could pressure the float unless demand absorbs supply, but price targets imply upside resilience.
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SpaceX's ongoing insider unlocks test float management, with SPCX near $153.47 after closing above the IPO price of $135. The September third unlock (~700 million shares) could pressure supply, but lofty price targets and Musk's track record support the bull case. If demand absorbs new supply, SPCX could extend gains in the near term.
Third SpaceX insider unlock (~700M shares) in September expands float significantly.
SPCX closed at $153.47, above IPO $135; about 32% below intraday $225.64 peak.
First unlock on Aug 6 triggered a 16% rally; WSJ called believers propelling momentum.
Second unlock Aug 20 caused a wobble but price held above IPO; no crash.
Musk’s largest stake stays locked until June 2027; near-term supply risk remains.
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