SpaceX is trading 3.83% down at $138.14 as investors position ahead of a major lock-up release scheduled for August 20, 2026.
- Approximately 319 million restricted shares—representing roughly 7% of the company’s total stock—could become eligible for sale, creating significant supply-side pressure.
- Broader market headwinds, including elevated Treasury yields and general technology-sector weakness, are adding further pressure to the growth-oriented shares.
- The stock closed at $143.34 on August 18, with the current move driven by company-specific catalysts despite actual selling being dependent on individual shareholder decisions and trading restrictions.