About SpaceX
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SPCX) is the launch and satellite-internet company behind Falcon 9, Starship and Starlink. It listed on Nasdaq in June 2026; before that, the only continuous market in the company was a synthetic pre-IPO contract.
As a newly listed stock SPCX is volatile, and its official Nasdaq price still freezes every night and all weekend. WeekendIndex shows a live SPCX price 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. This is an implied market price, not the official Nasdaq last sale, and around a listing this new the gap between the two can be wider than for a long-established stock.
Frequently asked questions
Can I see the SPCX stock price on weekends?
Yes. The official SPCX price comes from Nasdaq, which sets a last price during the regular session (9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Eastern) with pre-market and after-hours quotes until 8:00 PM Eastern on weekdays. After that it freezes for the night and the weekend. WeekendIndex shows a live SPCX price 24/7, so you can still check SpaceX on Saturday and Sunday.
Why is SPCX moving when the stock market is closed?
WeekendIndex reads markets that price SpaceX around the clock, including at the weekend. Those markets keep trading on news while the exchange is shut, so the price here keeps moving. It is an implied market price, not the official Nasdaq last sale, and it can differ from where SPCX actually opens.
What are the trading hours for SPCX?
SpaceX trades on Nasdaq from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Eastern on weekdays, with pre-market and after-hours sessions around that window. WeekendIndex shows a price outside those hours too, 365 days a year.
Is this the same as the after-hours SPCX price?
No. After-hours quotes come from US venues that also close, at 8:00 PM Eastern on weekdays. The price here comes from markets that never close, so it covers the whole weekend and every holiday as well.
