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SpaceX stock has become the most watched name on Wall Street, and the elon musk trillion dollar deal talk surrounding a possible Tesla combination is only adding fuel to a wild few weeks. Space Exploration Technologies Corp. Class A shares (NASDAQ:SPCX) closed at 115.07 dollars, down 4.05% on the day, a level that sits far below the company's brief moment near its all time high.
Data as of 2026-07-26Price 115.07 USD Day change -4.79 (-4.05%) 52-week range 21.62 – 225.64 Market cap $1.52T Dividend yield 0.42% RSI (14) 43.7 Volume 56,740,624
The stock has traded anywhere from 21.62 to 225.64 dollars over the past 52 weeks, a spread that captures just how violently sentiment has swung since SpaceX's public debut. Market capitalization stands at 1.52 trillion dollars, still an enormous figure even after the recent slide, and the shares pay a modest dividend yield of 0.42%. Earnings per share and the price to earnings ratio remain closely watched metrics for a company whose commercial spaceflight and Starlink businesses are still scaling into public market scrutiny.
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