BREAKING: The Nasdaq announces that it expects "a few more hours" before SpaceX, $SPCX, shares can begin trading.
Additional time is needed to ensure the IPO is "orderly" and that "we get the right price," the Nasdaq's President says.
The Nasdaq announced a delay in SpaceX (SPCX) IPO trading, citing the need for additional time to ensure an orderly market and proper price discovery. The company priced its IPO at $135/share in what headlines call a record-sized offering.
Post reports a procedural trading delay without expressing directional view. External data shows IPO priced at $135 with no trading activity yet (0% change confirms shares haven't started trading). News highlights record IPO size and comparisons to Amazon's trajectory, but the author merely relays the Nasdaq's operational announcement without bullish or bearish commentary. Insufficient evidence for directional stance.
关键要点
Nasdaq delayed SPCX trading by a few hours to ensure orderly IPO execution
Exchange president emphasized getting the right price
SpaceX priced at $135/share with $1.78T market cap, described as record-breaking IPO
Current quote shows $135 price with 0% change, suggesting trading has not yet begun
