Global X Space Tech ETF

ORBX

Market cap $39.7M

SpaceX SPCX is poised to become one of the fastest additions ever to the Nasdaq-100 index, triggering a new wave of demand from passive investors less than a month after its blockbuster public market debut. Nasdaq announced after the close on June 26, 2026 that SpaceX qualifies for inclusion in the technology-heavy benchmark.

SpaceX stumbles post-IPO, but space ETFs offer a diversified way to play the long-term boom in the sector.

Investors are seeing “the reality now of owning a very volatile space stock.”

Despite significant apprehensions many investors have about its massive valuation, SpaceX NASDAQ: SPCX has been on a meteoric rise in its early days of trading. The pesky valuation concern—coupled with an unusually small float and the potential for significant pressure on insiders to sell shares down the line—means that many investors who might otherwise be tempted to enter a position in SPCX may instead choose not to, at least not in the immediate aftermath of the largest-ever IPO.

SpaceX's trading debut knocked space stocks out of the stratosphere. Some experts say they can rise again.

As commercial applications in space multiply, investors may find opportunities that extend well beyond a potential SpaceX IPO. Here are some ETFs worth considering.

SpaceX IPO fever is lifting space ETFs, but history warns against chasing debut-day hype. Here's how investors can gain diversified exposure.

"Sell in May" failed badly in 2026 as tech, space and digital economy ETFs surged on AI optimism, strong earnings and easing geopolitical fears.

Space stocks soared on SpaceX IPO excitement and orbital AI ambitions, but a Blue Origin test explosion highlighted the sector's risks.

The rise of dedicated space ETFs is a relatively recent development. For years, investors seeking exposure to the space economy were largely limited to broad aerospace and defense funds.