SpaceX 'proxies' plunge as real deal arrives: Here's where traders are buying the dip
SpaceX "proxy stocks," whose options volumes were booming ahead of Friday's historic initial public offering, are unwinding gains.
Sidenote:
Some EU-based space tech companies one can invest in: #OHB, #Eutelsat, #GomSpace.
The ETF VanEck Space Innovators has European companies #EchoStar and #Viasat (mentioned in article), but not (yet?) Starlink. In case someone is interested, just not in supporting "that guy".
No investment advice ☺️
SpaceX 'proxies' plunge as real deal arrives: Here's where traders are buying the dip
SpaceX "proxy stocks," whose options volumes were booming ahead of Friday's historic initial public offering, are unwinding gains.
Space stocks jump with huge demand as investors clamor for any way 'to get long SpaceX'
Options volumes are booming in stocks with ties to SpaceX ahead of Friday's historic debut.
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: EchoStar, Adobe, Oracle, Intel, Sandisk & more
These are the companies making headlines in midday trading.
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/11/stocks-making-the-biggest-moves-midday-sats-adbe-orcl-intc-sndk.html
US Top News and Analysis | SpaceX IPO hype has traders flocking to this mid-cap stock
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Options traders are showing strong excitement for the upcoming SpaceX IPO, with activity on Nasdaq‑listed EchoStar—a $35 billion networking firm that owns about 3 % of SpaceX—surging to more than three times its usual daily volume. Over 60,000 options contracts were traded, generating nearly $50 million in premiums, with call activity outpacing puts roughly five to one, though calls sold outnumbered calls bought, suggesting hedging via spreads. EchoStar’s recent spectrum purchase enables SpaceX to deploy upgraded, laser‑linked satellites, and the company plans to raise $75 billion at a $1.77 trillion valuation, pricing shares at $135.
Read more: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/06/04/spacex-ipo-hype-has-traders-flocking-to-this-mid-cap-stock.html
FCC approves SpaceX spectrum deal with $2.4 billion escrow condition
FCC throws out satellite spectrum challenges as D2D dealmaking heats up

The Federal Communications Commission has moved to lock down incumbent rights to Mobile Satellite Service spectrum, dismissing bids by SpaceX and others to access frequencies increasingly prized for direct-to-device connectivity.