SpaceX Is Now Public. Here’s How to Invest Through Mutual Funds and ETFs. SPCX closed up 19% on day one. You missed the IPO price — but you didn’t miss the story. Here are six funds that own SpaceX right now, updated as of June 13, 2026, with the CPA take on what each one actually costs you. Quick Answer: SpaceX (SPCX) went public on June 12, 2026 at an IPO price of $135, opened at $150, hit a day high of $176.52, and closed at $160.95 — up 19% on day one. If you didn’t get IPO shares (you almost certainly didn’t), you can still own SpaceX today through six mutual funds and ETFs that already hold it as a top position. This post breaks down each one, what they actually cost, and what a CPA thinks you need to know before buying. What Just Happened — and Why It’s Not Too Late JUNE 12 RECAP SpaceX completed its Nasdaq debut on June 12, 2026 — the largest IPO in Wall Street history. The company raised $75 billion selling mor...

Step-by-Step Guide to Buying Pre-IPO Shares (Secondary Markets Explained for Advanced Investors) Looking to invest in high-growth private companies before they go public ? This guide outlines a structured framework to access pre-IPO investments through secondary markets, venture capital funds, private equity funds, and pre-IPO investment platforms. The focus is not on hype or chasing the next unicorn. It is on understanding how pre-IPO access works, what risks exist, and how to approach private markets like a disciplined investor . Quick Summary: Pre-IPO investing allows qualified investors to access private companies before an IPO or acquisition. These opportunities are usually limited to accredited investors and often involve illiquidity, valuation risk, limited disclosure, and long holding periods. The goal is not simply to “get in early,” but to evaluate whether growth, valuation, exit potential, and risk are aligned. Market Context: Why Pre-IPO Investing Matters More ...