SpaceX 2nd round to release the proposed 3rd quarter performance release, with the first 912 million shares flowing into the market or causing downward concern

According to the British Financial Times, SpaceX's first-round sales limit (Lock-up) after its first public listing will expire on 6 August, and the market is concerned that new supplies may put pressure on stock prices. The ban is expected to cover approximately 912 million shares, which is twice the current number of market outlets. The current marketable SpaceX stock is less than 5 per cent of the total equity, while the marketable share after the first round of sales restrictions will increase to about 12 per cent. While the end of the period usually increases market pressure and may result in short-term fluctuations, historical data show that the end of the period may, on average, lead to a decline of about 1.5 per cent in stock prices, but the impact depends on the size of the investor ' s sales and market demand. However, unlike the one-off full-sale release of some IPO companies after 180 days, SpaceX ' s adoption of a phased release mechanism may prolong the market ' s concern about potential sales pressure, and the second-round stock release is expected to take place after SpaceX publishes its third quarter performance, at which point the market may again focus on stock price pressures。