Will SpaceX stock recover from recent selling to close over $200 anytime in July? Currently at $150.
82% of users predicted NO — the community got this one right. 38 predictions cast.
SpaceX's newly public stock never closed above $200 at any point in July 2026, resolving this question no. Shares, trading under the ticker SPCX following the company's market debut, opened around $150 and briefly surged above $225 within the stock's first week before giving back nearly all of those gains. By July 13, SPCX had sunk for a second straight session, nearing its $135 IPO price, and by July 16 the stock traded near $135.30, just above a 52-week low of $132.15.
The steep pullback from the post-IPO highs reflected typical volatility for a large, closely watched new listing: early enthusiasm gave way to profit-taking and valuation scrutiny once the initial trading frenzy cooled, and the stock spent the rest of the month well below the $200 mark this question required. Some analysts remained bullish on a longer horizon, with one widely cited prediction suggesting shares could reach $220 by the end of 2026, but that recovery had not materialized within the July window. The community was skeptical of a rebound to $200, assigning just an 18% chance to yes, and the result confirmed that pessimism as the stock extended its post-IPO slide.