SpaceX begins trading on the Nasdaq on Friday after completing what multiple outlets describe as the record IPO, with the company opening at $150 per share under the ticker SPCX. The stock starts above its $135 offering price, with reported opening gains of about 11%. Several sources say the shares rise further in early trading, reaching ranges that include about $162 shortly after the first trade and intraday highs reported around $168.75, with overall early-move figures varying by outlet (roughly 11% to as high as around 31% at one point). CNBC and Bloomberg describe the launch as pushing SpaceX’s market valuation above $2 trillion, and at least one Bloomberg segment links the move to Elon Musk becoming the world’s first trillionaire. NDTV similarly reports additional upside shortly after trading starts and references a valuation near $2 trillion. Mint adds that the issue price was $135 and the debut price implies a valuation around $1.96 trillion, and it describes alternative ways retail investors can gain exposure without buying the stock directly. Across sources, the common points are the record IPO, the Nasdaq opening at $150, premiums over the IPO price, and a valuation above $2 trillion in early trading.