SpaceX Stock Falls 35% From Peak Even After Nasdaq-100 Inclusion
The post SpaceX Stock Falls 35% From Peak Even After Nasdaq-100 Inclusion appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. SpaceX (SPCX) shares have fallen as much as 35% from their post-IPO peak of $225.64. The drop came just days after the company joined the Nasdaq-100, as heavy selling offset forced index buying. The stock closed at $148 on July 8, below its $150 debut price for a second straight session. That erased nearly all the gains SpaceX made since its record June 12 listing. A Sell-The-News Pattern for SPCX SpaceX’s Nasdaq-100 inclusion required index-tracking funds to buy shares, even though the company keeps a small public float. That mechanical demand did not stop investors from selling into the news. For a second day running, SPCX has traded under its opening IPO price. Image Source: Trading View This is a familiar pattern, as Palantir saw the same thing happen after it joined the Nasdaq-100 in late 2024. Its shares dropped about 25% over the following weeks. A Trillion-Dollar Valua