SpaceX is listed on NASDAQ under the ticker SPCX. One share is one share of Class A common stock: a claim on the company's assets and earnings, one vote at a shareholder meeting, and no dividend. Any broker that carries NASDAQ-listed shares can buy it for you, and the order works the same way as an order for any other listed stock.
You pay whatever the market is quoting when your order fills. The chart below comes from TradingView and updates live, unlike the daily snapshot figures elsewhere on this site.
Any broker that lists NASDAQ stocks can buy SPCX. eToro, below, is our partner; most major brokers carry it too. If you already hold US stocks somewhere, you can skip this step.
Deposit by bank transfer, card, or whatever else your broker supports. Methods, fees and settlement times vary by broker and by country, and a currency conversion may apply if your account is not held in dollars.
Look up the ticker SPCX in your broker's search to open the order screen. Check that the exchange shown is NASDAQ, since some brokers also list depositary lines or contracts for difference under similar names.
Choose a market or limit order and the number of shares, or a dollar amount if your broker supports fractional shares, then confirm. A limit order sets the most you will pay; a market order fills at whatever the current price is.
SPCX is SpaceX's Class A common stock. Class B, held by insiders, carries ten votes per share and controls the large majority of the vote. Class A gives you the full economic interest in the company and almost none of the control. Our investors page has the split in detail.
No dividend has been declared on SpaceX common stock since the company was founded. The company is loss-making and spending heavily on capital projects. Any return on SPCX has to come from the share price.
Any broker with access to NASDAQ can fill it. eToro, below, is our partner broker, and the card carries the disclosure that goes with that.
Buy SPCX directly, the same way you would buy any other NASDAQ stock. No accredited-investor status or private marketplace required.
Aerospace and defense peers, plus the chip companies behind the compute in SpaceX's AI segment.
The traditional prime contractors SpaceX competes and partners with in launch and national-security space. See the valuation page for the full comparables table and its sources.
Boeing co-owns United Launch Alliance with Lockheed Martin, one of the few companies that competes directly with SpaceX for national-security launch contracts. Boeing trades at roughly 2 times trailing revenue. SpaceX trades at roughly 76 times, which is the gap between pricing a company on the cash it earns now and pricing it on revenue it has yet to make.
Lockheed Martin, ULA's other co-owner, is the defense industry's largest prime contractor by revenue. It is profitable today, on a net margin of about 8%, at roughly 1.8 times trailing revenue. SpaceX still posts a net loss while it funds Starship, the Starlink build-out and its AI infrastructure.
Buy LMT →Northrop Grumman builds satellites, missile-defense systems and strategic bombers. It is a diversified defense contractor rather than a direct launch-services rival, trading at roughly 1.9 times trailing revenue on a net margin of about 10%.
Buy NOC →SpaceX designs no chips of its own. Its 2026 acquisition of xAI ties it to the AI hardware stack that trains Grok, and the AI segment now takes the large majority of the company's capital spending.
Nvidia GPUs power Colossus, the Memphis cluster that xAI, now a SpaceX subsidiary, trains Grok on. SpaceX put more than $23B of capital expenditure into its AI segment in the first half of 2026 alone, which makes Nvidia the closest public-market read on what that build-out costs.
TSMC fabricates the advanced processors that every frontier AI training run depends on, including the Nvidia GPUs in xAI's Colossus cluster.
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