SpaceX IPO could reserve up to 30% for retail investors, according to source reports

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The potential allocation of up to 30% of SpaceX's IPO for retail investors signals a significant shift towards inclusivity in access to high-profile investments. This could attract broader interest in the offering and potentially support a stronger initial performance as retail demand often complements institutional interest. Overall, it might influence investor sentiment towards similar upcoming IPOs and reshape expectations regarding their accessibility.

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