SpaceX’s stock price falls for the second consecutive day, nearing its $135 IPO offering price

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Mars Finance news: On July 13, according to Bit.com market data, SpaceX (NASDAQ: SPCX) shares have fallen for a second consecutive trading day, further nearing the $135 IPO issue price, and have also fallen below the $150 opening price on its June 12 listing’s first day. Previously, SpaceX was added to the Nasdaq 100 index last week, prompting passive funds tracking the index to complete allocations. However, after the rapid rise in the early listing period, the stock price has recently entered a pullback phase. Nasdaq previously also revised the index inclusion rules, allowing newly listed companies to be included in the index as fast as within one month of listing, enabling SpaceX to enter the Nasdaq 100 quickly.
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