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Want to ‘flip’ SpaceX’s stock on the day of the IPO? Be prepared to pay the price.

Want to ‘flip’ SpaceX’s stock on the day of the IPO? Be prepared to pay the price.
MarketWatch Thursday 11 June 2026, 11:28 UTC By Gordon Gottsegen 1 min read
Key Points

A large portion of IPO shares will be allocated to retail investors, but they face penalties if they sell too soon.

A large portion of IPO shares will be allocated to retail investors, but they face penalties if they sell too soon.
SpaceX (ORG) IPO (ORG)
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