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First decline after listing! SpaceX ends rapid surge, market returns to rational valuation

U.S. stocks experienced significant volatility on Wednesday, with star stock SpaceX, which just listed on Nasdaq, posting its first decline since going public, with a single-day drop of 4.95%, completely ending its consecutive rally after listing.

#SpaceX officially went public on June 12th Eastern Time, with stock ticker SPCX, and an IPO price set at $135. In the initial trading period, the stock showed a strong performance, with a short-term increase approaching 45%, and its market capitalization soared past Amazon at one point, ranking among the top global tech companies, becoming one of the hottest recent IPOs in the U.S. stock market.

This first decline is not an isolated event for the stock; influenced by the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and a collective pullback in U.S. tech stocks, market enthusiasm has significantly cooled. The valuation bubble driven by previous speculative capital has begun to deflate, and investors' willingness to take profits has increased.

Even after the initial correction, SpaceX's stock price remains over 42% higher than the issue price. This decline also sends a clear signal: the capital market has shifted from blindly chasing high prices to focusing on the company's real fundamentals and reasonable valuation, and the stock price is likely to enter a phase of consolidation and digestion.