Wall Street Says SpaceX's $75 Billion IPO Digestible, But Investors Fear AI Funding Wave on June 11

According to CNBC on June 11, Wall Street believes the stock market has sufficient liquidity to absorb SpaceX's planned $75 billion IPO, though investors worry about potential volatility from subsequent large-scale AI company fundraising. Gavekal Research data shows the S&P 500 issued approximately $1.7 trillion in stock over the 12 months ending September 2025, or roughly $140 billion monthly. SpaceX's fundraising represents just over two weeks of typical issuance volumes, making the stock supply "surprisingly easy to digest" overall. However, investors remain concerned about a potential wave of AI-related IPOs—with Anthropic, OpenAI, and Alphabet also seeking public market funding. Combined with SpaceX, these four companies plan to raise about $380 billion, equivalent to roughly two months of market issuance. Additionally, Nasdaq's weighting methodology may amplify volatility: SpaceX will be included in the Nasdaq-100 index using a 3x multiplier factor, calculating weight based on a $225 billion market cap rather than the actual $75 billion float, potentially magnifying price swings.
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