S-P-C-X is back in the spotlight — and this time, Elon Musk is swinging for a trillion-dollar revenue target. Three days after the biggest IPO in history, here is where things stand. [short pause] S-P-C-X hit 171 dollars and 91 cents on June 15th, climbing further from Friday's closing price of 160 dollars and 95 cents. That is an additional 7 percent gain off the IPO-week close, putting SpaceX's market value comfortably above 2 trillion dollars. MSCI index funds began mechanically buying shares on June 13th, the first settlement day, injecting passive demand from an estimated 15 to 20 trillion dollars of MSCI-tracking capital against a 4 percent public float. Next technical target for the bulls: 183 dollars and 96 cents.
SPCX Stock Minute — Episode 2: One Trillion by 2031
SPCX Stock Minute — Episode 2: One Trillion by 2031
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Episode Overview
Your 60-second TV news anchor briefing on SpaceX stock. In this episode: SPCX climbs to $171.91 — up from the $160.95 IPO close — as Musk posts a bold trillion-dollar revenue target for 2031. Wall Street analysts and investors weigh in on whether the rocket stock is a buy or a trade.
Format: Solo anchor · Style: TV news anchor brief · Duration: ~2:25
Sources
- Reuters — Musk says SpaceX could bring $1 trillion in revenue by 2030 (published June 15, 2026)
- TradingKey — SpaceX Stock Forecast: After a 19% IPO Surge, Can SPCX Keep Climbing? (published June 15, 2026)
- Reuters / The Star — What's next for SpaceX stock after IPO blastoff (published June 15, 2026)
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