SpaceX's share price on its listing day surged 28%, with an opening price of 150dollars

SpaceX began trading at 150dollars per share in its first listed trading session. Shortly after the opening, its share price rose 28%. The listing showed strong momentum immediately after the opening.

The listing news was made public in mid-6 month and became a major market event around the listing day. As related announcements followed one after another, investors watched the trading results. Immediately after the listing, there was a period in which quotes and trading volume were concentrated.

Warren Buffett said he would not buy into this SpaceX IPO. He said that in this case, he would choose another investment approach instead of buying. His position became a topic of discussion among individual investors.

Some described the listing as “record-breaking.” The surge immediately after the listing was reported, drawing attention to the early trading performance. Market participants successively checked trading trends following the listing.

After the listing, observations continued that the size of the freely tradable shares and the lock-up schedule could affect market volatility. Price volatility was high during the concentrated trading period in the early stages of the listing. Investors reviewed the trading situation based on relevant publicly disclosed materials.

This news combines the actual trading results on the listing day with public remarks by major investors. The price on the listing day and the initial trading flow have been disclosed. Practical details may be supplemented as additional disclosures are released.