SpaceX begins trading on Nasdaq following its record initial public offering, with shares opening higher than the IPO price and continuing to gain in early activity, according to multiple outlets. Several reports cite an opening around $150 per share, which is above the deal’s stated IPO price of $135 (where mentioned), representing an initial gain of roughly 11% to 20% depending on the time referenced. Other coverage also points to larger moves immediately after the listing, including estimates of mid-to-early gains in the range of about 25% to 35%, based on trading momentum and reported expectations from shadow-market activity. One report says the shares move as much as about 30% during the day, while another describes early trading gains of about 18%. Coverage also notes that the IPO is described as the largest on record, contributing to the intense market focus on the stock’s first day. Across outlets, the main shared points are the record-sized IPO, the above-IPO opening price level, and strong early gains in Nasdaq trading on Friday.