Every SpaceX (SPCX) print has a new record, and the latest session added another gain that traders may read as institutional conviction. That reading clashes with the stock's short trading history since its June 2026 debut, when thin supply began distorting what appears to be directional buying. SPCX added about $100 billion in market value in a single session, lifting its capitalization to roughly $2 trillion, Benzinga reported. Flight 14, Starship's first orbital attempt scheduled for Sept. 28, 2026, is the catalyst the market wants to price in, TechCrunch noted. The gain arrived days ahead of that window, though nine-figure moves stretch back to the June debut and point to supply mechanics.
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