Those who did receive stock are taking different approaches, with some selling into the company's market debut while others are holding for the long haul.

Everyone can buy SpaceX shares, but not everyone can sell them — yet.

Shares surged as much as 30% when trading began today, but the average investor may want to keep their feet on Earth.

NEW YORK, June 12 : Individual investors eager for a piece of SpaceX's mega IPO on Friday scrutinized their e-mail inboxes and brokerage accounts to see just how big a slice of…

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Despite a large retail allocation and huge volume, volatility was moderate

The result was a market struggling to settle on a single narrative, with investors lurching between macroeconomic developments and speculative trades

NEW YORK: Individual investors eager for a piece of SpaceX’s mega IPO scrutinised their e-mail inboxes and...

A crucial element in SpaceX’s soaring IPO was the army of do-it-yourself traders who bought some $118 million of SpaceX stock on the first day of trading. | Business News

SpaceX's record $75B IPO saw $118M in first-day retail buying, with shares closing up 19%. The company also disclosed 18,712 BTC worth $1.29 billion.

SpaceX's record $75 billion IPO locks retail investors into 15 to 30-day hold periods while institutional funds flip shares freely, raising fairness

Those who did receive stock are taking different approaches, with some selling into the company's market debut while others are holding for the long haul.