After SpaceX Goes Public, Two Key Milestones to Watch for Impact on Short-Term Supply and Demand

### U.S. Stock Market Alert: SpaceX’s Historic IPO and Key Post-Listing Milestones (June 12) Today, the U.S. stock market will kick off the largest IPO in history: SpaceX. Ahead of its debut, the firm’s stratospheric valuation has become a top topic of market debate. For medium- to long-term investors, however, two critical milestones post-listing bear close watching: 1. **Roughly July 6–7 (15 trading days post-IPO):** NASDAQ’s new "Fast Entry" rule—created specifically for ultra-large-cap new issues—will assess whether SpaceX qualifies for inclusion in the NASDAQ 100 Index. If approved, passive funds totaling $80–180 billion will flow directly into SpaceX. 2. **Early-mid August (around August 11):** SpaceX is expected to release its Q2 earnings report. Two days after the earnings call, the stock will face its first major lock-up period expiration, with ~10–15% of available shares hitting the market to create significant selling pressure. While large lock-up expirations often trigger heavy sell-offs, the stock price may hold steady if demand remains strong and the market can absorb the excess supply.