SpaceX rally retreats with two consecutive days of decline, but weekly gain remains near 15%. Following the post-IPO uptrend that set an industry record last week, SpaceX shares closed down 3.57% in Thursday's US stock market trading.

This company, affiliated with Elon Musk and spanning both the aerospace sector and the artificial intelligence track, successfully became one of the world's most valuable companies following its IPO. During Tuesday's trading session, its total market capitalization briefly surpassed that of a certain exchange, and even briefly matched another exchange's market cap level. After Thursday's share price pullback, SpaceX's closing market capitalization reached 2.44 trillion USD, trailing behind the 2.62 trillion USD closing market capitalization of the aforementioned exchange that day, placing it among the top tier of leading high-market-cap U.S. companies. Notably, on the previous Wednesday trading day, this stock had already experienced a significant 5% decline. Due to the U.S. Juneteenth holiday, there were only four trading days this week. Even with two consecutive days of declines, SpaceX shares still posted a weekly cumulative gain of approximately 15%. Taking a longer-term perspective, since its milestone IPO last week, the stock has risen a cumulative 37%, with the IPO offering price set at 135 USD per share.