Wednesday, September 9, 2026
SpaceX IPO queries are breaking out at over 80,000% three months post-listing as SPCX rebounds 38% off lows, while ImmunityBio's search interest went from zero to breakout ahead of potential catalysts. Retail macro fear remains nonexistent and short squeeze hunters are rotating from exhausted names into fresh volatility.
Ongoing Stories(4)
Wendy's Search Interest and Short Squeeze Setup
Still TrendingWendy's short squeeze queries remain at Breakout levels, but price action is flat and volume is thinning.
See previous coverageAvis (CAR) Bleeds Out Post-Squeeze
Still TrendingAvis stock queries are still breaking out, yet price continues to reject squeeze attempts and drift lower.
See previous coverageSandisk: The Semiconductor Attention Divergence
Still TrendingSandisk stock queries remain elevated with Breakout-level growth, though price has cooled from August highs near $2354.
See previous coverageNFE: The Sub-$1 Energy Turnaround
Still TrendingNFE stock continues to appear in short squeeze rising queries, maintaining retail attention on the energy turnaround narrative.
See previous coverageVisualizations(5)
SPCX Price: The Post-IPO Rollercoaster
SPCX IPO'd at $135 on June 12, peaked at $211 six days later, crashed 49% to $108 by August 5, and has rebounded 38% to $153 as retail discovery accelerates.
IBRX: The Biotech Base After a 5x Run
IBRX traded below $2.60 for six months, then quadrupled to $12.43 by April 2026 on ANKTIVA data, and has consolidated between $7-$9 as search interest suddenly breaks out.
Retail Search Wars: SpaceX Steals the Spotlight
SPCX search interest spiked to 8 on Aug 31 and Sep 8, matching or exceeding Apple and Micron on both days, despite AAPL's upcoming iPhone event.
SpaceX Queries: From IPO Hype to Ticker Hunting
'Spacex stock' queries remain elevated at 3-6 post-IPO while 'spacex ipo' has flatlined at zero, proving retail is chasing the ticker, not the listing event.
Macro Complacency: Fear Has Left the Building
Recession queries flatline at 13, crash at 2, and margin call at 3 — all near 3-month lows. Layoffs spiked to 51 on Sep 2 but has since halved to 21.