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SpaceX is scheduled to go public on Friday, June 12, at a fixed price of $135 per share.

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Fidelity just lowered the minimum account balance to participate in the SpaceX IPO to $2,000.

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SpaceX is allocating a sizeable portion of its available IPO shares to retail investors via select brokerages.

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