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SpaceX Erupts In After Hours Trading, Soaring Above $210 And Surpassing Apple's Market Cap
SpaceX Erupts In After Hours Trading, Soaring Above $210 And Surpassing Apple's Market Cap
After a relatively calm first day of trading, the gamma squeeze crew has finally sniffed out that SpaceX's float makes it a perfect candidate for an OTM-call option driven meltup, and the stock soared ~20% today, adding over $400 billion in market in the regular session.
Commenting on the move, Vanda Track earlier noted that SpaceX topped the leaderboard as the most bought stock by retail investors for a second consecutive session, with net buying potentially set...
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