SpaceX IPO: Here's How to Buy SPCX Stock Right Now

SpaceX's IPO sets a historic benchmark for valuations and explains how investors can participate. The offering priced at $135 per share, valuing SpaceX at roughly $1.77 trillion, and late trading lifted the market cap toward $2 trillion, signaling the largest IPO on record. Musk’s ~42% stake translates to about $765 billion, and the market cap has since risen toward $2.2 trillion as enthusiasm persists for Starlink and launch activity. Observers note the deal leans on a strategic packaging of SpaceX with its xAI venture to inflate perceived value. Retail investors gained a sizable slice of the IPO, receiving roughly 30% of available shares with the remainder allocated to institutions via brokers including Charles Schwab, Fidelity, Robinhood, SoFi, and E*TRADE. For new buyers, ownership is now straightforward: place a SPCX order through a broker, mindful of potential volatility and price swings in early trading. Critics warn the valuation is steep, arguing SpaceX trades at about 100 times sales, and Morningstar’s fair value estimates near $780 billion.