SpaceX Stock Rebounds 40% Past First Lockup Expiry Test
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- SpaceX passed its first lockup expiry test with a $500 billion rally, per Bloomberg's headline coverage
- The stock has rebounded more than 40% off its low, according to CNBC's reporting
- SpaceX shares are racing back toward $150, per Yahoo Finance's Alpha Options Playbook
- Short sellers are "running out of bullets" as the rebound continues, per CNBC's framing
Why it matters: SpaceX cleared its first major insider share unlock — the moment of truth for whether private market demand could absorb employee selling without price slippage. The $500 billion valuation recovery and 40%+ rebound show institutional appetite held through this supply event, though structured lockups mean future unlock windows remain the recurring stress test for the rally.
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