SpaceX’s shares rise again after its listing, extending a post-IPO rally that some reports say could move the company past Amazon by market capitalization, at least temporarily. Multiple outlets describe the stock as gaining more than 10% on Tuesday, continuing gains that began at the company’s market debut and have persisted for several trading days. The Next Web notes the run is occurring roughly four trading days after SpaceX’s market debut and suggests the momentum could lift SpaceX toward becoming one of the most valuable listed companies globally, potentially placing it around the world’s top five by market value during the rally. Other coverage echoes the same core developments: the stock’s strong near-term performance and the comparison versus Amazon’s market capitalization. Because market capitalization changes with share prices throughout the trading day, the relative ranking versus Amazon is presented as contingent on ongoing trading performance. The reports focus on the stock’s post-IPO price movement and resulting market-value implications rather than on new company-specific fundamentals.