Space Exploration Technologies Corp. - Class A Common Stock (SPCX)

Tesla and SpaceX are all-in on building a massive semiconductor manufacturing capability, and that's great news for the European company.

SpaceX is now the fifth-largest company in the world by market cap.

The recent public debut of the dominant orbital launch provider has engineered localized market euphoria and sparked investor interest in satellite networks.

Amazon and Alphabet look like much better buys today.

The rocket launch and satellite company continues to capture investors' imaginations.

The space flight competitor is falling while SpaceX is soaring.

SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) briefly surpassed Amazon.com in market capitalization on June 16 as investors continued piling into shares following the company’s record-setting initial public offering, according to a Reuters report. Reuters reported that shares of Elon Musk’s rocket, satellite and artificial intelligence company climbed as much as 10%, pushing its valuation above $2.7 trillion and, at one point, ahead of both Amazon and Microsoft among the world’s most valuable companies. The surge was fueled in part by the launch of options trading in SpaceX shares and growing investor enthusiasm surrounding the company’s expanding presence in space technology, communications and artificial intelligence.

If you're on the fence about diving into this name in the middle of the hype, this might help you sort out your decision.

The Dow and Nasdaq went opposite directions Tuesday. SpaceX and falling oil prices explain why.

On June 16, 2026, SpaceX’s AI deal reshaped Nasdaq leadership and intensified momentum around high‑growth tech.

Investors have rushed to get in on this tech and industrial giant.

ASTS fell 20% amid the SpaceX IPO but rebounded as BlueBird 8, 9, and 10 prepare for a June 17 Falcon 9 launch, while analysts maintain a consensus Reduce rating.

The deal gives SpaceX and xAI access to a popular AI coding tool.

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Investors are selling Redwire stock and buying SpaceX. At least one of those decisions is a mistake.

Musk is known for making bold claims and predictions about his companies.

SpaceX and Tesla are leading players in cutting-edge markets, which could make both growth stocks appealing to risk-tolerant investors.

Investors are selling Planet stock and buying SpaceX. That's a mistake.

Goldman Sachs raised its S&P 500 year-end target to 8,000, citing EPS growth, broad earnings beats, and IPO activity including SpaceX's June 12 debut at $135 per share.

The company's valuation prices in lofty growth expectations.

Blue Origin cannot catch a break -- but its misfortune could hand SpaceX a win.

Shareholder dilution certainly isn't ideal, but these three companies are issuing shares with long-term growth squarely in mind.

REX Shares ("REX") and Tuttle Capital Management ("TCM") today announce that listed options are now available on the T-REX 2X Long SpaceX Daily Target ETF (NYSE Arca: SPAX), giving traders an additional way to express tactical views on one of the most closely watched names in the public market.

At some point, the speculation behind SpaceX's record-breaking IPO will run out of steam.

These companies pay and raise dividends through thick and thin.