• SpaceX shares are searching for a new all-time high.
• The position continued to rise after the close of trading on June 15.
• Shares broke the $215 mark.
• The stock market as a whole also posted gains amid Trump's statements on the deal with Iran.

On June 15, 2026, shares of SpaceX closed at $192.5, up 42.6% from the IPO price. In pre-market trading the position continued to rise, with quotes breaking the $210 level, according to Yahoo Finance. 

As a reminder, SpaceX debuted on the Nasdaq exchange on June 13, 2026. The company set the share price at $135, which, in the opinion of some experts, was already a fairly inflated level given the firm's financial indicators. 

On the first day of trading, quotes broke the $176 level and closed at around $161. After that, the position entered a phase of searching for a new high. 

On June 15, SpaceX shares closed at $192.5. At the time of writing this material, quotes had risen to $215:

Taking pre-market data into account, the increase relative to the IPO price is 59.26%. Against this backdrop, the company's market capitalization exceeded $2.5 trillion. 

It overtook TSMC and took sixth place in the global ranking of the largest counterparties and products by this indicator. 

At the same time, opinions about the firm and its current growth are divided. Some experts forecast an increase in SpaceX's market cap going forward to $10 trillion-$30 trillion. This exceeds the figure of even NVIDIA, which holds first place in the ranking. 

This view is held, for example, by Ronald Baron, founder of the investment giant Baron Capital:

Others, in turn, stated that the company is significantly overvalued. In particular, Morningstar experts set a target price for SpaceX shares at $63. In their opinion, the surge in these securities is driven by the relatively small share of supply allocated to investors, support from the world's largest banks, and publicity. 

The stock market rises amid de-escalation of the conflict in the Middle East

Earlier we reported that US President Donald Trump announced the conclusion of a deal with Iran. This, in particular, pushed the crypto sector higher. 

The news also had a positive effect on the stock market. The S&P 500 index, which includes the 500 largest American companies, rose 1.65% over the past 24 hours. 

Crypto Briefing noted that such growth corresponds to approximately $1.2 trillion in added market capitalization. This follows from the total figure for all S&P 500 companies of $69 trillion-$74 trillion. 

Source: Incrypted