10/08/2026
SpaceX shares have staged a significant rebound after a volatile few months as a public company.
But CNBC points to an interesting change beneath the headline numbers: implied volatility — essentially the market’s expectation for how dramatically a stock could move — has fallen considerably from the levels seen around SpaceX’s June IPO.
That could suggest investors are beginning to look beyond the excitement surrounding the IPO and focus more closely on what comes next.
With Starship, Starlink and growing ambitions around AI infrastructure, SpaceX has plenty of potential catalysts. The longer-term question is how successfully the company executes against them.
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https://www.cnbc.com/2026/10/06/spacex-stock-is-taking-off-again-but-with-one-key-difference-this-time.html