SpaceX is back above $2T — but the real test starts here
SpaceX is back in the $2 trillion club, but I’m more interested in whether buyers can defend the move than the headline itself.
Shares were reported at $153.35, up 3.65%, putting the company’s implied market value around $2.02T and marking the strongest level since July 7.
The move comes after a strong September recovery. SpaceX had briefly fallen below the $2T valuation before reclaiming it as investors renewed focus on Starlink, launch infrastructure and the company’s expanding AI ambitions.
But $2T is now a psychological level, not a guarantee of continuation.
The chart needs to prove that this is a real trend recovery rather than another rejection near the July supply zone.
What I’m watching:
$150–153 → first area bulls need to defend
$158–160 → important resistance/reclaim zone
Above $160 → momentum could strengthen
Below $150 → breakout starts looking vulnerable
The bullish case is straightforward: hold above $150, reclaim the July resistance area and continue printing higher highs.
The risk is just as clear: rejection around $158–160 followed by a loss of $150 could send the stock back into consolidation.
There’s also a bigger fundamental question behind the valuation. SpaceX’s upside case increasingly depends on scaling Starlink, AI infrastructure and Starship successfully. Analysts remain divided on how much of that future growth is already reflected in the $2T+ valuation.
My view: cautiously bullish, but $150 is the line I want to see defended.
Getting back into the $2T club is impressive.
SPCX — my current view
SPCX is trading around $153.47, up roughly 3.7% on the latest move.
The chart still looks constructive to me, but I wouldn’t chase this move here.
I’m watching $150 first. If buyers keep defending that level and price pushes through $155–156 with volume, the next areas I’d watch are:
$160 → $175 → $200
On the downside, losing $150 would make me more cautious. Below that, $145 is the next support, while $135–140 becomes the bigger demand zone.
My strategy:
I’d rather buy a confirmed retest of $150–145 or wait for a clean breakout above $156 than enter after a sharp green move.
Bullish above $150.
Stronger confirmation above $156.
Below $145 = momentum starts weakening.
For me, the key question isn’t whether SPCX can move higher — it’s whether buyers can prove they’re willing to defend the breakout.
DYOR
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MrFlower_XingChen2026-09-09 08:52:36

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SpaceX is back above $2T — but the real test starts here
SpaceX is back in the $2 trillion club, but I’m more interested in whether buyers can defend the move than the headline itself.

Shares were reported at $153.35, up 3.65%, putting the company’s implied market value around $2.02T and marking the strongest level since July 7.

The move comes after a strong September recovery. SpaceX had briefly fallen below the $2T valuation before reclaiming it as investors renewed focus on Starlink, launch infrastructure and the company’s expanding AI ambitions.

But $2T is now a psychological level, not a guarantee of continuation.

The chart needs to prove that this is a real trend recovery rather than another rejection near the July supply zone.

What I’m watching:

$150–153 → first area bulls need to defend
$158–160 → important resistance/reclaim zone
Above $160 → momentum could strengthen
Below $150 → breakout starts looking vulnerable

The bullish case is straightforward: hold above $150, reclaim the July resistance area and continue printing higher highs.

The risk is just as clear: rejection around $158–160 followed by a loss of $150 could send the stock back into consolidation.

There’s also a bigger fundamental question behind the valuation. SpaceX’s upside case increasingly depends on scaling Starlink, AI infrastructure and Starship successfully. Analysts remain divided on how much of that future growth is already reflected in the $2T+ valuation.

My view: cautiously bullish, but $150 is the line I want to see defended.

Getting back into the $2T club is impressive.

SPCX — my current view

SPCX is trading around $153.47, up roughly 3.7% on the latest move.

The chart still looks constructive to me, but I wouldn’t chase this move here.

I’m watching $150 first. If buyers keep defending that level and price pushes through $155–156 with volume, the next areas I’d watch are:

$160 → $175 → $200

On the downside, losing $150 would make me more cautious. Below that, $145 is the next support, while $135–140 becomes the bigger demand zone.

My strategy:
I’d rather buy a confirmed retest of $150–145 or wait for a clean breakout above $156 than enter after a sharp green move.

Bullish above $150.
Stronger confirmation above $156.
Below $145 = momentum starts weakening.

For me, the key question isn’t whether SPCX can move higher — it’s whether buyers can prove they’re willing to defend the breakout.

DYOR

$SPCX {currencycard:futures}(SPCX_USDT) ‌

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