SpaceX Shares Up 0.98% at $156.11, Defying a Declining Nasdaq
At the last Wall Street close, SpaceX's stock finished at $156.11, up 0.98% from the previous day. This gain contrasts with the simultaneous decline of major US indices, amid heightened caution over tech stocks awaiting Micron's earnings results.
Bullish Resistance Amidst American Indices' Decline
The movement recorded by SpaceX sharply contrasts with the general trend of Wall Street during the last session. The S&P 500 fell 0.78% to close at 7,414.2 points, while the Nasdaq dropped 1.17% to 25,860.8 points, penalized by the tech sector. The Dow Jones, more defensive, limited the damage with a virtually unchanged rate of -0.01% at 51,706.76 points. In this environment, the nearly 1% rise in the stock of the space group founded by Elon Musk stands out. However, the enthusiasm from last week's IPO has already given way to a normalization of the value, with the stock experiencing a nearly 23% drop over the week.
Confirmed Enthusiasm Among Retail Investors in France
Beyond the stock movement, the attractiveness of the stock is also measured by the trading activity of European retail investors. According to an analysis published by the broker Degiro, 10,700 transactions were recorded on SpaceX in France during its first five days of trading. The stock thus became the most traded value on the Dutch platform during this period. The profile of the participants combines, according to the same statement of June 23, 2026, a dimension of active trading and a logic of progressive accumulation. This enthusiasm occurs in a context where the arrival of the stock on European markets broadens the spectrum of space values accessible to retail investors. On the European side, listed satellite sector players to watch include SES and EUTELSAT.
