SpaceX Priced $75 Billion at $135, the Dow Retook 50,848, and Carolina Won 4–2 Friday’s Daily Update — twenty-four stories on a priced IPO with no last sale, a tape that retook 50k, cancelled strikes that are not a signed memo, and a 4–2 in Raleigh.
Two minutes max — then you’re dangerous at breakfast.
SpaceX priced $75 billion at $135 with no last sale yet, Thursday’s Dow retook 50,848.75, and WTI settled $87.71 after Trump cancelled evening strikes.
SpaceX priced 555,555,555 Class A shares at $135, a $75 billion primary and a $1.77 trillion book. Ticker SPCX. Trade date is Friday. There is no last sale in this edition. S&P 7,394.30 (+1.8%), Dow 50,848.75 (+1.9%), Nasdaq 25,809.66 (+2.5%). Wednesday’s 49,918.78 close under 50,000 is the prior print. WTI settled $87.71 (−2.6%); Brent $90.38. Trump cancelled Thursday-night strikes and called it a settlement subject to finalization. Fars: Tehran has not approved MOU text. The naval blockade remains. Supermicro priced 45.5 million common at $27.50 and 75 million depositary shares at $50 (7% mandatory convertible). ATM is $1.25 billion. Oracle closed $184.10 (−8.53%) after $70 billion 2027 capex guidance. CISA added Ivanti Sentry CVE-2026-10520 on Thursday; FCEB due is June 14. CDC activated a Level 3 screwworm response for animal detections in southern Texas and one New Mexico county. No reported U.S. human cases. Hurricanes 4–2 at Lenovo Center. Staal scored in a fifth straight Final. Series 3–2. Game 6 is Sunday in Vegas. Browse past Daily Updates · Permalink for this edition