S&P 500 could face significant pressure following the June 12 IPO of SpaceX, citing its reported $1.75 trillion valuation and potential demand for investor capital. The analysis argues that funds may shift money from existing equity holdings to gain exposure to the IPO and highlights future insider share unlocks as a possible source of selling pressure. The commentator forecasts a 40–50% decline in the S&P 500, though this remains a speculative opinion rather than a market consensus. Investors will be watching whether the record-sized IPO affects broader market liquidity and trading activity.
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